@Stephen Chatto  if this is in a small town no chance that he is going to play that game well. 

Or if your current LLC does file it's own tax return you could sell as the old LLC and buy as a new LLC that is disregarded to your old LLC.It's a huge game of musical chairs with so much potential and pitfalls. 

Buyers should not be able to go and put in an offer without any skin in the game in my opinion.

I was looking for a way to get into the game.

Been in the game for 3 years now, previously ran a marketing campaign for a few investors in Portland.

Been in the game for 3 years now, previously ran a marketing campaign for a few investors in Portland.

Thank you @Todd Rasmussen I’m a newbie in this real estate game.

At the urging of gurus and even new investors who haven't yet gotten their feet wet, many people jump into the real estate game with no knowledge of state and federal laws, contracts, costs of operation, insurance, maintenance requirements, etc.

By saying “no,” he helps focus the foundation’s capital on the limited “yes’s,” increasing the chances the donation will have tremendous game-changing impact on those limited number of organizations.Afraid of turning away the client or rejecting a potential deal?

I was very interested in multi-family from a scalability standpoint to get into the game, but now I am studying more on STR's on the coast.