Our family is moving abroad for a few years, and I'm questioning whether it would make sense, and what would be the benefits, of putting our rental properties in an LLC.

Quote from @Brittany Farrell: Rule #1: I don't respond to threats.He's threatening to put a lien on the property.

I found this on market and put an offer below asking price.

I have put my homes up for sale.

At that interest rate, is there a reason you wouldn't just put these expenses on a credit card or do credit card cash advance? 

What are other questions we should discuss in advance.any advise, any sample document.Thanks look at 10 joint venture deals before you do one. talk to others in other markets. if he isn't smart enough to negotiate capital or JV deals or structured finance I wouldn't touch him. every cost should be fully transparent with their margin. similar structures with investors in columbus we are the general and everything is negotiable. he should also be qualified talk to a bank first. we take title in a single purpose entity we are the LP less than 20% and the qualifier and the main investor puts the cash and gets the loan, I'm also licensed and normally sell to out of state investors. 

So I took on the project, I put over $55,000 into the house just for rehab.

I'm putting solar panels on a new 4 plex build so I can pay all utilities under a single payment and make life easier for everybody as it is a medium term to short term rental.

In some cases we had 3-4 offers and some say they were going to make an offer so we would also put a deadline on it

Especially during the bear markets, basics are the most important KPI.Reduce the amount of personal cash in the deal.Ensure that the property can provide enough cashflow consistently to sustain itself Wait for the best time to sellNever, ever, nevereverever, put yourself in a position that forces you to sell at the worst possible time.