Is it true that when you change ownership in an LLC it can trigger a "do on sale" tax situation?

Is it true that when you change ownership in an LLC it can trigger a "do on sale" tax situation?

Agents need to be true experts of the area and their market!

Is this market too aggressive to find a true wholesale property?

Is it true?

It's in the math.Let me state that I sell my rental properties right around the 5 year mark anyway, but this still holds true if you're holding it longer.If you have to pay for a roof out of pocket, say $5000, then you will pay full price for the roof, and you will have to get paid back from the rent money over time...which cuts severely into your cash flow. 

What they say is true - if you find a smoking hot cash-flowing 4-plex in a cash-flowing market (say, C are)... you're going to have vacancies!

April 2021, Tenant A sublets her apartment ILLEGALLY to Tenant B (no landlord approval, lease clearly states it's illegal to sublet).No rent is given from Tenant A or Tenant B for months.September 2021, we find out Tenant A was collecting rent from Tenant B but not giving it to us.By a miracle, we end up collecting every penny that was owed from Tenant A.October 2021, Tenant A's lease ends.Tenant B is still in the apartment.Shocker, they do NOT have good credit and they have a prior eviction on record.If we want to get them out in today's difficult COVID-19 landlording world, how can we go about it?

The more of these that are true for a specific home, the more likely that is your "main home"Address listed on important documents (US Postal Service address, voter registration, federal and state tax returns, driver's license and/or car registration. 

It’s a true wealth builder. then go 20% down out of state on your next one.