You fill out this disguised consultation questionnaire for them to review and help you plan your way into financial freedom.

The LLC buys the property and you keep the LLC to do business with but sell the property from your LLC to your buyer.These are two big differences in the way the LLC operates/conducts business and would be taxed different as well so my advice to you is to consult with a good real estate attorney and a good real estate tax firm prior to making your decision.Disclaimer: I am not a licensed attorney or licensed tax professional nor do I claim to be.

Before buying call the city to ask what that street allows for, do not ask about the specific house or you can open a can of warms.Hire also a Fire consultant that knows the bylaws in the area.If you really want to buy an illegal unit and legalize it later, then also hire an experienced architect/engineer that is used to legalize rentals.The most "friendly" area for illegal units is Downtown Toronto, there is an extreme need for apartments , if they would shut down all illegal units, there would be thousands of tenants on the street.If you still think about buying an illegal unit and keep it as is, make sure you comply with Fire cod - that is non negotiable - and have an exit strategy in case you are sooner or later shutdown by the city.If you get shutdown and cannot or want to legalize it, you will have to change doors or exits, remove kitchens, etc... etc....

She shouldn't do anything without consulting a CPA about the consequences of selling or refinancing.

I knew I should consult BP before I made the final jump.

Consult with your CPA/tax advisor for confirmation as I am not one.

Fees were right at $2k (not including state LLC filing fee), but come with lifetime consulting.

"consultant" and who would this be?

If you aren't familiar with Ohio laws for tenants, please consult a lawyer.

LOL, you mean you didn't fell the need to consult with your partners?