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

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

I don't know if the property is your primary or not (see bullet #2)I would say that if property 1 is your investment property and you end up selling it, if I were you I'd just look into buying a property #3 as an investment.Reverse Exchange: A situation where the replacement property is acquired prior to transferring the relinquished property.

After the 90 period is up you are able to sell the property, refinance it, transfer title or anything else you want to do at that point.In my opinion that 90 day deed restriction isn't a big deal because most properties don't close within 3 months and even if you rehab it and find a buyer who can close before the 90th day, all you need to do is explain the situation to then and tell them to wait until the 91st day to close.

I do have his full security deposit of $630 that was transferred to me from the previous owner.This is my first rodeo and I'm not sure how to proceed.

These include, but are not necessarily limited to Origination Fees, Bank Fees, Attorney Fees, Title Insurance, Recording Fees, Hazard Insurance, Property Taxes, Transfer Taxes, Commissions, Home Warranties and Utilities.

You can schedule the transfer before you leave the country.In fact, if you give your lawyer the limited POA, you can also transfer the funds to him or her to hold until needed.

If you and your wife sell the properties and enter into a 1031 Exchange, you can acquire the replacement properties (or transfer them in shortly after buying them) in an LLC IF the LLC would be considered a DISREGARDED ENTITY.

So as time goes you will learn how to create posts so most of the information is transfered to other sites.

Can we immediately transfer the new property in to an LLC or do we need to hold it for a period of time?