There are differences in buying (BC has a transfer tax, AB doesn't) and AB doesn't have the restrictions on rentals like some parts of BC-with the vacancy tax. 

However, if the LLC is purchased, that purchase is NOT a recorded document, and hence more difficult for a lender to ascertain, as long as the warranty deed itself is not transferred and recorded. 

For example, my client recently tried to do a deed transfer, and when I reviewed the deed history and names they were proposed on the transfer - there were discrepancies.

.($1,000,000 - $25,000 = $975,000)As a seller you probably have a listing agent to pay too on top of your transfer taxes, closing costs, etc, so the net is less than that obviously, but we are just focusing on the buyer agent compensation piece of it right now for easy numbers!

There are plenty of ways to earn community college credits that transfer to university.

There must be a reason they're using CFD as opposed to DOT or mortgage and transferring deed to the buyer at closing.

Additionally, the management companies would take around 10% of the rent for their services.Given this, I’m exploring whether it would be a smart move to refinance when interest rates drop, and possibly form an LLC to transfer the property into.

If you do a 1031 exchange, you can defer depreciation recapture, but it doesn’t erase it; it just transfers to the new property.

I got licensed and have been learning brokerage and hope to transfer these skills into becoming a principal at some point.

In North Carolina, the transfer tax is $1 per $500 of sale price; however, in a few counties an additional amount (up to $5/$500) can be added.