Effectively all you're doing is transferring money from one bank account to another.Now, what an LLC does is give you liability protection.

I did my first two years at a community college where I met and married my wife and transferred to a university, all while working a full time job and investing.

Decisions are made based on data and numbers and not emotions.You also need to know what your split will be.

For sure I would want some type of language in closing that prevented complete deed transfer until all funds were completed; if such a thing exists.Have you got any more insight on the second option of a non-refunable deposit?

There's a ton of data here.

Hello All,If one takes a property owned in personal name and transfers title via quitclaim deed to an LLC for a long-term hold, how bad is this?

Sometimes these delays can be with the other company where the funds are being rolled from, I know ETC always states to allow 30 days to have funds transferred (rolled) from another IRA or 401k.

Although it is possible that the (former) owner didn't know about the foreclosure, the odds are pretty steep that he is lying to you.While most of us investors might continue to hope and wish that "notice of foreclosure" means the date of the lis pendens or "notice of default", the feds and state case law have gone on to define it, for the purposes of this law, as:"The date of a “notice of foreclosure” is defined as the date on which complete title to a property is transferred to a successor entity or a person as a result of a court order or pursuant to provisions in a mortgage, deed of trust, or security deed."

More often than not, auction properties will not transfer with a warranty deed.

Anyone notice a cutoff price point or data on this topic?