How you structure the ownership of the asset LLC and management LLC is sort of up to you.

If the grantor has no ownership or interest at the time the deed is executed, then most title companies will ignore it.

Also, you must establish a bank account for the company, have an operating agreement in place and issue Ownership certificates, along with a few other things.

True , she had a great history of paying rent, but she also had a bizarre sense of ownership of the house.

In Ca, a RTO conveys ownership rights, so eviction is not possible, only foreclosure. 

I wouldn't hold your breath on that mall... they started planning for it before the bust and now, a decade later, they're talking the developer might not pull through on their end of the bargain and the land might revert to city ownership until they can find a developer who can pull the project off.  

It's unlikely, though not impossible, you will face a challenge to your ownership.  

Though you can indicate the ownership on your balance sheet, and any retained earnings will show up as an asset.

@John Thedford  I was just commenting in general as this is a common theme find a owner in foreclosure reinstate and lease backpentalies are quite severe.. to the point you would lose your ownership in house and all funds you paid.

You will then own the property 100% and have the deed and mortgage under your ownership.