The slowing pace has actually created a sweet spot for strategic investors who have funding flexibility.

I'm not sure I would move the property from your entity/LLC to your personal name.

Just keep them in your personal name and get a million in liability and you’ll be fine.

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But from what I recall dissolving in advance vs. selling as LLC and buying in your personal name won't be an issue if the tax payer is the same.

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We see both LLC name and owner of the LLC listed on insurance policies regularly.

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Yes this is very common to have the PM company pay the utility bills when vacant and keep some in their name while billing back to tenants too.2.

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