I currently own two properties, both of which I intend on transferring to my LLC.

Our property management software allows for E-PAY and transfer to our account.

As an example, I invest around Baltimore City, and I'm happy to look at supply data for the city and surrounding counties.On the other hand, if I'm investing in a small market, I might care about one little town, or even one part of a town. 

In this day in age, there are so many ways to get the data from the MLS for free that there is no reason to be an agent just to get it.

Calculate on current market data, anything on that can be the "cherry on top".

You establish a special account then when rent is deposited you transfer it out immediately.

The market may be headed for a downturn, but recent data does not support that thesis, at least not in the near term.

Also with amazon moving next door thas gonna ripple into the CT housing economy (just a guess no data for that one).

I signed an agreement with seller and on-site manager stating that all the employment terms were to stay the same, and all agreements were to stay in place, but would transfer to the new company.

We have been researching the best strategy to go about transfering it with the least amount of taxes and interest paid.