@Christopher Leday , this is something you want to make absolutely sure transfers to you at closing - unless the units will be vacant at closing.The security deposit belongs to the tenants, not the landlord - but the landlord holds on to it and has access to it should the tenant damage the property.Also, the seller typically chooses the title company - you have to specifically request the title company as a buyer if you wish to choose it, and typically you are on the hook for what is usually the seller's portion of the title work if you choose the company.

Just another way of keeping more money in your pocket.We have several MLS's here and I belong to three in order to pull real comps.

Hi All,I'm own a condo and the unit next door belongs to an old retiree.

The overage belongs to the previous owner. 

She says that it used to belong to her mother who passed away and that it's now in probate.  

That will also keep your personal belongings separate in case a legal happening against your company.Another thing to consider is getting pre-qualified by a lender.

Hello everyone,It feels great to belong to a community like this. 

She tells us that if you look up the property it's show that it belongs to us and a certified copy is just as good as a official copy.

That will also keep your personal belongings out of reach from other that take legal action against your business.Another thing to consider is to get your financing lender approval.  

However, the investments will belong to an IRA, not to you personally.