While transferring the property into the LLC can trigger the Due on Sale Clause, transferring properties into a Land Trust does not trigger the same red flags from a bank. from there you can nest the Land Trust into an LLC, still granting you the liability protection of the LLC.

We flipped our last house at 4000 Kilbourne in Heathwood, took our nest egg, and moved to the beach, and we are Extremely thankful that we did.  

One all these wholesalers jacking up purchase prices to feather their nests.. 

Congrats on the nest egg, it's quite an accomplishment!

I have been working in Corporate America in sales & marketing for the last 15+ years and am looking to get out of the 8-5 grind along with building a good nest egg for my kid.

That would likely be a better ROI for her during the year but obviously if we continue, having multiple 10% properties would add up fast if the market continues appreciating like it has (big IF)Then I’ll take full advantage after the year and she’ll be able to build up a nest egg much faster so we can do bigger deals together down the road?

Plus you are building equity that will increase over time and grow that nest egg vs just simply paying down debt.

That would likely be a better ROI for her during the year but obviously if we continue, having multiple 10% properties would add up fast if the market continues appreciating like it has (big IF)Then I’ll take full advantage after the year and she’ll be able to build up a nest egg much faster so we can do bigger deals together down the road?

That would likely be a better ROI for her during the year but obviously if we continue, having multiple 10% properties would add up fast if the market continues appreciating like it has (big IF)Then I’ll take full advantage after the year and she’ll be able to build up a nest egg much faster so we can do bigger deals together down the road?

Real estate investing without a nest egg to work is really really hard.