I came here because I couldn't stand to be two hours away from my beautiful fiancee any longer!  

My fiancee and I are currently living in the house of her recently passed grandfather.

Centered around surgeries, extended periods of rehabsand at time over-night, almost, periods of rags to riches and then visa versa.Still my background in commercial real estate finance,  hard money loans andother legal and creative methods of finance are extensive and no one can takethat away from you.  

As the title mentions, I'm Canadian with a work visa.

What kind of Visa they need, do they need a Visa? 

If you and your fiancée end up breaking up and not getting married she will have rights to the house and you could end up losing the house.

@Corin Prendiville Thanks for the introduction .Hello everyone, I'm the fiancée.

My fiancee and I live in an apartment that is attached to her parents house, where we pay $1400 a month, with $1000 of that going into a savings account for us to buy our first home.

BTW, if you purchase in LLC and transfer to your name or to trust, (or visa-versa) you probably will face transfer taxes--check with your local and state transfer taxing authorities or your title company.Lastly, (not being an attorney, but dealing with them in regards to real estate for over 30 years) I can tell you from my own experience, if they cannot/will not explain the pro's and con's of the entity structure you are looking for, I'd look for another attorney. 

I am actually a professional Canadian working in the US on a work visa.