Looking for a quality GC in Pierce County WA.

There is a similar comp for sale listed at $790K, not remodeled but on a 0.6acre lot w/I 5mi of the property.Can anyone suggest an appraiser in the Pierce/so king county area that is generous with their valuations?  

@Lindsay Diven @Emily Pierce @Andrew Helen @Nadia White...

So you can sell the LLC if an investor is wanting to purchase it at wholesale, it protects you (you must have 2 principle mangers to make it more secure from corporate piercing, it's better to not have your name tied to the purchase, the buyer/investor will pay you whatever you agree upon to become the new managers of the LLC, your buyer/investor if they need to can do a quit claim deed to an individual or another entity down the road.*** In other words..... your buyer/investor will buy the LLC from you and take over the purchase, rehab, and sale of the property (buy and flip, buy and hold, lease option, land contract, and etc..... and that's it your out at that point....Step 2: Have you or attorney/Realtor draft a "contract to purchase" in the name of your LLC (Meg Sparling,LLC) with the contingency that will allow you to assign the purchase to another entity or individual.

Thanks @Brandon Pierce  and @K. 

Piercing the veil is very difficult in this country.

@Justin Pierce how is this car wash working out for you?  

The tax benefit in this case will be short lived, not much paid to principal in 5 years, the seller just prolongs the agony.

LLC's can be pierced, so if your dad has substantial assets he may incur less liability when acting merely as a lender rather than a partner in the LLC. 

Because there is a lot of case law routinely piercing single member LLCs as nothing more than an alter-ego entity.