I have stellar credit and own my personal residence (valued approx $950k) free and clear, so it would be easy for me to get financing personally to purchase it and then transfer to LLC, but that sounds like that could be messy.

Although I understand that corporate real estate is so different from residential, I hope that some knowledge and skills are transferable and I can turbo charge and learn fast!

Apparently, in the distant past, sometimes people wouldn't actually transfer funds.

It's a legal question, and you possibly need to transfer the title to the LLC and transfer the mortgage to the LLC.

Person A did NOT file form 709 or pay any gift tax for the quit claim deed transfer.

Because my transaction is fairly simple, could I just do the papers myself and simply have the title/escrow companies transfer the funds from one office to another?

It may increase your vacancy when tenants discover they can no longer afford to heat their unit.I would add this:Since the TX power grid has proven unreliable and the providers can price gouge (how the justice department will challenge that remains to be seen), you could possibly ask premium rents by adding a generator / transfer switch to each building.

Howdy mate,Already got some nice boots I paid a fortune for in Australia lolStetson is always on my head but it's a newspaper boy capLeft my Glock in Ohio so will need to load up on more here heheGot it and thanks for the info.That's right, DFW is for international flights 👍I'll definitely check out the meet-ups.I remember over the years many real estate investors, conferences and deals are done in Texas.You guys sure do love your real estate heheThanks mate and much success

But they are only one prong of the Internal Rate of Return. 

yeah, the lack of internal and external controls boggles my mind.