@Alex HostetlerThere is no such thing as a verbal contract for the transfer of real property in Texas (DTPA), so until you have a legal binding contract in place, the seller has every right to continue his business.

I visited a triplex this guy had under contract and wanted to sell for 190k.When I told him I might have the down payment (19k) in a few weeks only, he suggested that we put the triplex under contract at 205k (so I would have to find 20.5k for down payment), but he would immediately transfer me 15k back (putting it in writing on a different contract).

We didn't necessarily sell them, but we transferred them over to a corp.

The problem is the job that I plan to transfer to in a couple months, has a lot of overtime potential and I want to take full advantage of it to build my capital but I am not going to have as much time to analyze and potentially walk properties.

So there is no need to do a quiet deed transfer prior to sale.  

I didn't open and transfer into my Self-Directed IRA until I was a more seasoned investor.

I had a 401k that I rolled into an existing regular IRA until I found my SDIRA company and then transferred from the regular IRA to the SDIRA.

We have a property under CitiMortgage that will be transferred to Nationstar.

When the property is sold or the ownership is transferred to the estate/heirs, the taxes and accrued interest become payable.

should i transfer my two properties in my name into the name of the LLC...