The very fact of your title shows that bitcoin is not a currency.

@Mahender Bist I've come across a ton of loopy asset protection strategies in these forums but this is the first I've heard of someone being told to buy their property in an LLC and then re-title the property as soon as the renovations are completed.

I just have never heard of this kind of experience and am wondering if others have run into any debacle like this. title company checks normally dont get held I know mine never do.. last year when first american got hacked I had closed a deal and had a nice size proceed wire due and it took 6 or 7 days for FATCO to get the wire out to me..

Not only would you benefit from having a partner's input on the deal, but you would also have an experienced individual to work alongside with as you navigate the project.It's also important to make sure you have identified your "team" ie; contractors / realtors / lenders / insurance agents / title company / etc. 

A huge wasted expense re-titling the property to a new LLC. 

I love when I find a property with a big mortgage, the home owner walks away voluntarily and I get the mortgage removed with my quiet title suit.   

If you both are on the title (you/husband + friends' LLC) you'll both have to agree about whatever disposition.

@Jesse Beach I tagged the wrong person instead of you 

A better plan is selling the house and renting the dirt.Mobile homes have a title just like a car.

I would just pay off the arrears, pay out your equity, and transfer title. 3) Sell on the market, but then you'll lose some of that equity in closing costs and commissions.