You basically deed the house to the LLC as a member contribution if you have a discarded entity. 

Don’t discard commercial real estate.

buy all the different written materials from different gurus there will be a lot of information in those.. just use what you like discard the rest or resell the package on E bay 

I would put it all in boxes and tell them through email/text/phone that they have 24 hours to pick them up before they are discarded.  

Can I just stick a note on the door stating to stay out of the place and to contact me within 30 days to get the stuff or it will be discarded or do I HAVE to contact her to come get the stuff?

However, I don't discard the idea of a fix and flip, I just don't have the time and funds at the moment to do so.Thanks you All!

It is lazy to buy a property without doing due diligence, to not check up on your management, to assume returns based on pro formas, to make unattainable goals that are easily discarded.

I am not discouraged, because every wrong attempt discarded is another step forward."

This is how I calculate market value.1.Calculate the cost per square foot of each comp property by dividing the sales price by the square footage.2.Discard the highest and lowest comp.3.Add the cost per square foot of each of the remaining comps.4.Divide it by the number of comps I have used.

Well it is fine if the "haters hate"...unless it is your set of peers at work that think you are capable of being discarded because you "have the money for it."