I hired a company, which turns out to be a guy operating solo.

Hi Salvatore,If you don't transfer the title and the mortgage to the LLC and do all the paperwork to show your LLC instead of your name, then you are still liable for any issue that happens to your tenant if they want to sue you.Mortgage companies in general allow to transfer to an LLC after one or two years.As Bill's mentioned, don't commingle funds is key as well, as soon as an LLC is open you have to open an LLC business account and everything towards the LLC goes there.

I'm biased because I work for a company that helps agents do just that, and this is not a pitch (I'll not mention my company name at all,) it's a genuine ask for help.

@Sayli MulayMake sure title company properly titles the deed and connect with your custodian in advance for proper language requiredThese get delayed all the time because of improper language

I plan to sign up for a free trial on this platform: https://urlbox.com/screenshot-api After some reading about this, my idea is to: - check which companies are selling in my area and create a visual database of their listings (Zillow); - use automated screenshots for competitor analysis (locations, prices, open houses nearby); - track SERPs - track my progress in different queries to analyze the success of my campaigns;- possibly create visuals for social media/presentations As we all know, it's one thing to read that something is a good idea and another how it is implemented in practice.

Our company builds them. 

The rate of interest on policy loans for large and reputable mutual companies is always going to be competitive relative to commercial or consumer lending.

You might want to hire a company that specializes in this type of marketing. 

I am also a licensed agent, and I buy all investment properties for my company, I am working for.

Likely due the the temporary housing company's policies.