Hi, my name is Carly Coffey and I am a marketing intern at a private lending company.

This means that you have the right to assign the contract to another buyer without needing the seller's consent (unless specified otherwise).Assignment Agreement:Once you have a signed purchase agreement with the seller, you, as the wholesaler, can then prepare an assignment agreement.The assignment agreement essentially transfers your rights in the original purchase agreement to another buyer (an investor or end-user).In the assignment agreement, you will name the original seller (assignor), yourself as the wholesaler (assignee), and the new buyer (assignee).The assignment agreement should outline the assignment fee (your profit) that you will receive from the new buyer upon closing of the sale.Execution:Both the seller (assignor) and the new buyer (assignee) need to agree and sign the assignment agreement.

You might then be able to transfer that RV in title into your LLC.  

I will add one important fact here since you have a preference for Roth funds: In case you have a Roth IRA already, you are not able to transfer this to the Solo 401k.

Sometimes there is a transfer fee.

I also have a commercial broker from Cushman and Wakefield interested in having me as an intern for the upcoming semester.

Your current setup doesn't really keep your business and personal assets/dealings separate.To do so, you'd need to transfer those properties to an LLC you own or create a new one for that purpose.If there is a lawsuit, I'd imagine that your name, as the owner,  would appear in the documents filled.Just my 2 cents, I am not an attorney, nor a CPA

I pretty much exclusively sell 2-4 units and sell a good chunk of my listings before they even hit the MLS by sending them out to my internal investor mailing list and posting pre-market deals on social media where I have many investor contacts.

Future Rights: It is common for leases to either:Cover existing tenants and equipment: This means the lease covers only the equipment and tenants on the tower at the time of the sale.Include provisions for future tenants: Some agreements might allow for new tenants and equipment to be added, potentially impacting the compensation.Lump Sum Payments: When a lease is sold for a lump sum, it often includes a transfer of the right to collect future rents from existing tenants.

Oceanfront homes are extremely limited and commonly ask $1.6M+-$2M++ in the center of town it can be very difficult to secure an STR permit due to saturation (active neighboring vacation rentals) requirements.Lincoln City offers a variety of oceanfront home options, the challenge with oceanfront STR's in Lincoln County is that actively licensed STR's do not transfer and would generally be subject to a lengthy waitlist.