Common fees will include a set-up fee, a leasing fee for each turnover or a lease renewal fee, marking up maintenance, retaining late fees, and more.

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Use excel it is pretty easy to setup.

These projects are all in QOZ's and one of my investors was able to take advantage of that and we set up a QOF for two of the buildings for them.

I have an internship set up with a corporate company that will hire me full time after I finish school (hopefully haha!).

I think if you set up a brokerage account with the same bank that your business checking account for the LLC is at, you can simply move the money from the checking account into the brokerage account and then purchase something. like USFR, which pays 5.4% in T bills with zero risk of loss or BKN which pays 5.7% in tax free Municipal bonds if able to tolerate some risk (this gives me a >9% tax effective rate on my cash).

Hey @Donod Sadu - this isn't uncommon when payments are setup on auto without a definite end term. 

I am in the process of buying a home now- that is probably easier to set up than moving my existing homes into an LLC.... one thing at a time..

No one is going to make you whole if those things are off.So - can you make a few trips there in person to get set up? 

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