(Could be process, communication, or a number of other things).Now the thing I'll mention that you might want to chat with someone about is that many folks don't take the Sec. 121 exclusion into account for situations like yours.

Also, I have heard success stories of folks finding good contractors at the home improvement stores early in the AM.

The folks here are giving you solid advice to do everything in your power to avoid taking ownership until he passes.

Most “service dogs” are not service dogs, just like most folks parking in designated handicap parking places are not legitimately handicapped.  

I rent to folks with disabilities, my advice would be to take "disability" out of the equation and vet them just like any other tenant such has been suggested above.

Books and podcasts are full of survivorship bias, since we don’t hear about the folks who, with hard work, effort, and grit, failed and left, only the survivors get to tell their story.

Hi Folks,I bought a property in Harrisburg, PA about a few months back with a conventional loan on my name.I would want to transfer the property to my single member LLC.

Some folks, assuming they have time and renovation experience, would use the $100k for a flip and leverage HML for the rest of the financing.Others would use $100k down to buy a $400k property and call it a day.It really depends on your goals and schedule.

You don't have to reinvent the wheel - just align yourself with a great group of folks who are doing what you want to do in that market!

@John MasonI think it's less about the capital, than about your experience, your network, and your planThat is certainly more than a lot of folks have if it is truly cash and not borrowed / strings attached