All it takes is one person to cast doubt in order to kill a deal.

I don’t know how many BP members own properties but I would assume thousands of members own 10’s of thousands of units.Yes I understand people buying 50-100-500 unit buildings need corporate protection.

Pretty obvious, almost like a tag team.I will say that having a network of brokers is a good thing, but I've seen other network schools, educating members too.

If you ever have any questions or want to talk about the steps or details feel free to reach out always happy to belp a Bigger Pockets member!

If you take title to the property as an LLC with you as the only member (and that elects to be taxed as a sole proprietor) then the property will still be reported on your joint tax return and that would be fine.When you sell you can sell as that LLC and buy as the same LLC or another disregarded LLC, or as you, or as you and your wife, or as just your wife.

My current focus - what is the process once a family member/individual has passed and lets just say in a perfect world probate has been filed and the respective family is now thinking about selling the property.

But for a sole member or husband and wife owned entity, too easy to do to waste money paying someone else to do it. 

I'm a pro member here at Bigger Pockets but I've also looked into Renatus and my local Real Estate Association.

The member who messaged me has not confirmed who it was and named two people in their post.

@Becky Hoffman If one member of the LLC does not care to have any claim to the property as you describe why can't the partner merely be removed from the LLC.