., you'd still get hit with S.E. tax if you flip in a wholly-owned LLC.  

The company is not registered with Indiana as an LLC so I am not sure if it matters across state lines.My second question is, when I moved I formed an LLC in Indiana in October 2015 and registered with the IRS to get an EIN.  

Hi, long story short I setup my small real estate co in an LLC with the elected S-corp.

I have not yet transferred my rental properties under my LLC.

Should you wish to change it, have a friend take a series of pictures of you against a plain background.

Although I suppose I could put 25% down on a million dollar apartment complex and show reserves still, I'm not sure whether it's best to buy one big complex or a series of four plexes.

An LLC can acquire property.

The issue we are having is finding lenders who can close quickly and who won't lean on the income of our LLC based on the past couple of years' tax returns too heavily.

Some Investors try to out fox the lender and Quit Claim the property, from their personal name, to the name of a LLC.

The downside is you will need to live there, for a minimum of one year (to satisfy FHA Requirements); AND because you closed personally, you will not have Asset Protection, in the form of closing in the name of a LLC.