There are plenty of "creative finance deals" done by people that really don't know any better, that by not recording the deed transfer, think they are somehow being clever.

First time poster here and new investor, appreciating any advice in this new and scary world.My project, a conversion of a single family unit to a multi-family unit, is delayed by about 5 months. 2 months of the delay is due to my mortgage company.My original mortgage company transferred the mortgage to a different mortgage company early on, and did not give me the required 15/30 day notice.

Getting funds into a Roth Solo 401K is somewhat limited, for instance Roth IRAs can not be transferred.(#2) One should not ignore the "tax dog", I assure you the compromises between tax deferred qualified accounts, RMDs, Medicare IRMAA, SS, etc is confusing. 

Our home is accessible to major freeways, and shopping, and about 15 minutes to the DFW International Airport.Major employers nearby: Sabre, Charles Schwab, Deloitte University, Fidelity Investments, Travelocity, Amazon, and Wells Fargo.For the active lifestyle, within a couple of miles, is a tennis center, pickleball complex, baseball fields, a community swimming pool, walking trails, and a community fitness center.CRIME RATES:It is considered one of the safer cities in the nation where crime rates are well below Texas and National averages.LEASE DURATION:The residence is offered for short-term leasing with a minimum rental period of 30 days.MISCELLANEOUS:We offer initial sets of bed linens, towels, and essential bath items.

I've noticed many investors choose to transfer such properties to an LLC for legal reasons.

Maybe do some networking or interning to see if you'd like it.

Otherwise you are opening the door to pay transfer taxes and likely originate a new loan.

The rehab must be certified by the National Park ServiceA “certified rehabilitation” means any rehabilitation of a certified historic structure which the National Park Service has certified to the Internal Revenue Service as being consistent with the historic character of such property or the district in which such property is located.In short: no, it's not as easy as writing off 20% of any rehab that you do on some old building.

Finally, we need a CPA, open to referral.Hi Jess, this may require more information to properly assess but it is possible to treat the transfer of the property and the refinancing cash out amount as a investment (capital contribution) into the business.

Curious if the state of NH has any regulations on this type of residency transfer like if Im required to register my vehicle there and get a new drivers license or any other information that needs to be updated with my new "residency".