If you keep your balance at 50% of your credit line, once interest is about to kick in, you transfer the balance to the other half of your credit line and re-set the interest clock so you remain interest free for another 6-12 months.

I used to live in West LA (live in Venice now) and I was an aerospace engineer :) I transferred positions with Lockheed from Atlanta to Palmdale out here and then left it to head into the REI world.

My father formed an LLC  and wanted to transfer his existing property to the name of the new LLC. 

They also called PG&E and disconnected Gas and electric (tenant is responsible for these utilities as pr the lease) effective 10/31 which made the service transfer to my name now, Any suggestions on how to handle this break of lease, not paying the rent and disconnection of utilities?

If the house sells and you still have prepaid rent then that would be transferred to the new owner to decide.

@Jimmell J Swan - Why wouldn't you just purchase it under your name and transfer it into the LLC once you finalize the purchase?

After chatting with him, and knowing fully what their personal situation is and the reason for selling, I am confident I could chip that down significantly.

Apply thru www.creditcards.com - where they give options for Gasoline points, low interest rates, low balance transfer rates, etc. and also specify what kind of credit level is expected.

Create an LLC or a corporation but DO NOT transfer the property to it. 3.

Well, that property certainly will not appreciate and infact it will be of less value than one maintained, so when you sell it....and ALL real estate is sold or transferred at some point and is ultimately carried at a book/appraised value to determine wealth (even if you drop dead and your kids end up with it) you lose the potential value.