The full guidelines on the Freddie site for LLC are:Permitted Transfers of Ownership subject to conditionsIn situations where all of the following conditions are met, Freddie Mac will permit a Transfer of Ownership of the Mortgaged Premises:-At least 12 months have passed since the Origination Date-The Servicer has complied with all mortgage insurance requirements applicable to the transfer-The transfer is to a limited liability company (LLC) or limited partnership (LP), provided that:The managing member/general partner of the LLC/LP is the original Borrower.

I had an apartment I put on Airbnb & it was lucrative, but the company sold the property and I had to shut it down.

However, finding good liability insurance will be difficult, call your current insurance company of find an experience insurance broker to learn more.

And you can also go with public investments like publicly traded REITs (but of course that adds additional volatility from "Mr.

We are in the midst of an exciting period of growth for our property management company.

I have identified some companies that I believe are relevant but I'm not sure how to approach them, as I am very new to real estate myself.

(PM company is managed by OCF)+ One of my properties was already tenanted.

We do this at my company and it allows the owner of the property separation from the tenant. 

The two on-site hoa approved rental management companies (which must be used if you do STRs with your unit) project around 60% occupancy.

I am in talks with a reputable company that signs up proteges in commercial RE, but I am struggling a bit with their terms: the sign-up fee ranges from $10k - $40k, and a definite 50/50 profit split up to $1M mark, meaning the individual gets up to $500k, which could come from cash flow, cashout refi, sale, etc.