If you're feeling like you can't afford to make a mistake and talking about taking-on a development project in another market, my first thought is that you've probably backed yourself into a corner unnecessarily. 

Of course, this is usually unnecessarily expensive.

No need to transfer quite yet and pay interest unnecessarily.

LLC B has an upcoming balloon / private money loan on the property and has unnecessarily delayed repairs I'd've had done 30 days ago.At this point, I feel more comfortable paying directly to contractors for the remaining $10,000 of repairs to the property but not in giving the LLC B $10,000 directly to manage to pay for repairs to the property A because of financial liabilities around a second property LLC B also owns.

@George Seybolt Not sure what your jurisdiction is like but having unpermitted work can be an issue at time of sale and in my opinion is just a corner being cut unnecessarily.

I don't want to overcomplicate unnecessarily and pay the Atty for a complex system that is time, expense, and challenging to implement. 

Randy  Specifically in regards to auctions, it sounds maybe unnecessarily risky for my first flip.

To simply facilitate a refinance in this situation, setting up a holding company, transferring title and creating additional LLCs seems burdensome and unnecessarily complex.  

The way they do it seems unnecessarily complicated at best and deceptive at worst.

Conversely, if nobody in your market is providing these things and you did, you may rent for a bit higher each month, but in the long run will have outlaid $2,000 unnecessarily and significantly increased the complexity of your operations.We can call this Keeping Down with the Joneses . . . assuming the Joneses are all rental property owners in your market.Be well,