My business is under a LLC but my properties are in my name.

I only have one deal under my belt so far which was a double-wide house flip.

Since the property is under mortgage, just transferring to LLC will most likely trigger the "due on sale clause".3.

Quote from @Saint Kyle: I'm located in the Youngstown, OH area and I've been purchasing properties under $30k to rehab and hold for cash flow. 

When you’re ready, take action with a small, manageable project to get some wins under your belt.You’ve got the right mindset—best of luck on your first deal

After you've got two under your belt, you probably have enough experience to begin strategizing what your next steps in real estate investing are. 

Once you have a few deals under your belt, then your track record will speak for itself.

Due to my personal assets, i really need to have the Loan under a newly created LLC for liability protection. 

Quote from @Bhushan Shinkre: As a fellow real estate investor, I'd like to make you all aware of Baselane's underlying fraudulent banking practices.

But that should be a buying indicator for a smart investor as you can get some really good deals on the bigger ones.I actually saw a 5,000 sq ft cabin (maybe 10 years old) that sold for just under a million.