@Jimmy Lin Yes, you will be paying transfer tax in Philadelphia if you're transferring title from your personal name to an LLC or vice versa.

Some clients may want land to develop then we can introduce them to developers, lenders, and vice versa.  

For example, you can exchange one property for multiple replacement properties and vice versa: you can exchange multiple properties and for one larger property.

As President of CFRI, a Not for Profit, and 17 year member, we are the better value for learning how to become an investor.We have more classes, more meetings and more members.You also get a varied opinions instead of just one person.GOREIA is not bad, Robyn has positive attributes for sure, CFRI is just dramatically better.

And vice versa.

Even president's day.

Just my opinions from a person who is a full time investor, runs the largest REIA in the state, former President of the State Landlord's Association, Worked with the Legislature on crafting Bills, formerly a licensed RE agent.  

I'm surprised it couldn't see who the next president would be.   

So a sponsor that's great for one investor will probably be terrible for another (and vice versa).I'm a conservative investor, so when I invest in real-estate I prefer sponsors that have at least one full real-estate cycle of experience, little to no money lost, low leverage, and high skin in the game.And right now is a challenging environment for certain asset classes like office, some multifamily etc.

Or vice versa, I've known of great providers who are in markets I don't particularly care for.