I'm sure I could go to some midwest markets or even some more depressed markets in my region and get better pricing, but that's out of my wheelhouse at this point in my life as I have no desire to learn new markets when I'm closer to the end than the beginning. .Sure, obvious but over looked.

Just transferring it gives you zero protection - the reason why it never comes up is because no one can name ways you get sued when you have a good insurance policy so its a mute pointSo long story short, you are wasting money transferring it to a LLC is my personal non legal non tax opinion.

I look forward to learning so much on this journey and working with a great community of people.Thanks,Fritz

Flipping homes in San Diego has been an incredible journey, and over the years, we’ve learned a lot about what works—and what doesn’t—in this market.

I don’t consider myself a newbie however there’s always still something I can learn. :-) I don’t have a coaching program I’m selling either.A little over a year ago, I started a thread about who was investing in their health.  

Than learn with that safety net until your ready to take things back over to self-manage again. 

Lastly these tools can integrate directly into your bookkeeping so you can automate the income portion of your bookkeeping which will help with your analytics/reporting and save you tons of time during tax season. 

If you would like to learn more about how we can add value to your situation, I would love to have a 1:1 call with you.

As someone who is new to real estate, I'm thinking of being a bird dog for investors (although I haven't found any to work with me yet ) until I learn more of real estate. 

BUT...if you're American and can still get loans in the US (the silver lining of having to still file US income taxes while living abroad), then why not use leverage?