DonAnswer questions like "what state should I invest in" or "what do I do with a tenant not paying" or my favorite "how do I transfer my home into a llc" which literally has been asked more times than a school bus of 10,000 kids on a trip asking "are we there yet". 

We bought the new property in our individual names and then immediately transferred our individual 50% interest to two LLCs in our names.

Identify actual buyer who is willing/able to pay at least negotiated price, plus finder/transfer fee ($5-10k, for example); create a contract with end-buyer that identifies finder/transfer fee, agreement to complete purchase, and assigns difference (if any) of contract price and end-buyer price to self4.

The property is titled in an LLC and the relative was a member of the LLC at the time of the transfer.

If I trade property I own in exchange for a property owned by a non-profit organization, what do I need to consider regarding taxes or anything else that could impact the transfer?

Yet, people infer Dave Ramsey is some financial demi-God for preaching common sense, and then transfer this over to things so vastly removed such as Real Estate Investing that it's like saying since I am good at driving my car they should let me drive the jet plane I am taking to texas, it's all driving right. 

And while she may save 15% long term capital gains tax, it will probably still cost 7% - 8% in selling expenses - real estate commission is the majority, but most people overlook pesky little things like transfer tax, holding cost after tenant has moved out, maybe some repairs etc.

The lender will be able to give you the most precise answers about purchases and financing, but the realtor can give you broader information as needed.

And I get a notice from the bank if the money isn't in there on the 5th when it is time to transfer so I know immediately to ask what's going on but to be honest, I haven't ever got that notice because of the screening process my realtor does!   

We are considering transferring it into our VA based LLC - of which we are all equal partners.