Tenants will check public records and see the mailing address of the LLC and who owns that property and make the connection in many cases. 3.

My realtor mentioned the later that works with the local title insurance, but when the realtor spoke to her about my situation she said I needed to check with a CPA to see if my sale would qualify as a 1031 and that she is just the "accommodator" of the money as it exchanges hands.

If they need any receipts/invoices, those are all in their portal.I personally would keep a spreadsheet to double-check numbers.

BP please have someone check on @Mike Lambert.  

If you want to go local, check out the RPA. 

Check out my personal favorite, Set For Life by Scott Trench , or The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey. 3.

I’ve checked into my Credit Union and Primary bank.

If you were to keep the house as a regular (not lease-purchase) rental, you say you'd earn maybe $800/mo in cash flow.

So double check that plan.Personally, I will never pay off a property (I'll pay them down, but not off).

Take a look at your listing in incognito mode, you may find it has now been removed or made hard to find.Isn't there a way have your calendar open but to restrict your check in days to the first 2 weeks of May, or whatever you want?