Quote from @Bryan Melendez: Hello all, my name is Bryan Melendez.I am new to all thing's real estate, residing in South Florida. 

I was looking at a gentleman name Ron Legrand on YouTube and he seems to swear by them. 

We are buying the house with cash, no contingencies under a LLC name.

That can be remodels, rental data, PM management, and landscaping to name a few. 

Tenants in common is when you acquire a property with the names of more than 1 person.Acquiring through an entity, is when an entity acquired the property and there is paper-work indicating you and others own the entity.

Hi BP community,My name is Antonio, I am a real estate investor who is now living in Tennessee.My background:I am originally from New York, but spent most of my adult life in Tokyo Japan where I invested in real estate and had a consulting business.

He was too afraid to go over and get her name and number and knew I was a closer so he asked me to get it for him.  

Some carriers won't allow the landlord to be named "additional insured" but you can at least be named "additional interest," which won't cover you under the policy, but it will ensure you are notified of any changes or cancellation of the policy.

@Lex Layton  Similar to Peter's experience above, for my first investment property the partner put up the downpayment, and I got the loan in my name. 

I don't think it needs to be in their name right now.