Then you transfer your existing IRA funds (except Roth money) into the checking account associated with your trust.

My tenant will be transferring security deposit into my business account.

This means you have an LLC for a single business activity, which is filed correctly, has an Operating Agreement with clear and precise terms, you set up a separate bank account for that LLC and its related business activity, you do not use that bank account in any way for personal activity, and while it varies per state as being a requirement, you always want to make sure you have periodic filings and to take it even further, hold a "meeting" once a year...even if you're the sole member and there's not much changes that took place for the year. 

Coordinating a same-day sale required precise timing and efficient communication.

Coordinating a same-day sale required precise timing and efficient communication.

While a general rule is that you can purchase property in different states under an LLC formed in another state, you may wish to ensure that the LLC structure and path that you have set-up is appropriate for you and provides the benefits that you are looking for before transferring ownership into those LLCs.

Arbitrage is a high-risk thing that depends on precise knowledge and process.

Thanks for the reply.I live in the Los Angeles area (Orange County to be precise).

I am currently having issues with the bank not allowing me to transfer it in to the nameof the LLC without refinancing.

See below output with a few thoughts:- Would need a few more data points to be precise (rehab estimate, duration estimate, property taxes, insurance, utilities, HOA, maintenance, etc.).- Assuming a 12% HML with a 3% origination fee held for 4 months, with a 30-year cash out refinance at 70% LTV and 7% interest rate, where the property stabilizes two months after refinancing (6 months after purchasing), you would (i) nearly breakeven on the cash out refinance and would generate $455 in monthly net cash flow in year 1, increasing annually, assuming you rent for $7,000 in year 1 and increase rent 4% YoY.- See below and let me know if you would like me to send you a copy.