First, I'd recommend that the LLC in MD own the property, and in turn, the Holding LLC should own the MD LLC.

I'm considering selling a single-family house we've own and rented for almost 5 years. 

We are additionally looking for a CPA, and we have already received some legal council.We own a single family condo on the north shore of Massachusetts, and just purchased, with the help of my father, a 4 unit apartment building in the same city.

He removed it on his own accord without telling me or asking me.

Partner Driven financed the Rick Rd deal using its own capital, covering the $525,500 purchase price and $40,000 in renovation costs.

I really want to get into flipping houses if not at least working on the in my own time, however; I am worried about the time and money aspect.

So think about that, and do your own diligence. 

As a life long courthouse steps buyer.. reality is U need to learn how to do your own basic search.the reason is only about 1 out of 20 or less props that go into foreclosure actually go to auction and are sold.

., treating the IRA as their own, doing a "spousal rollover" to a new account, and not being required to take minimum distributions until their required beginning date.

I have seen some people tell the owners that they can rent it after they sell it but if they did not make payments to own it why would they pay rent and you will simply be heading to court to evict them.