@Bishop Lawton Richardson you will likely have to buy the property in your name and then “transfer” the property to your LLC after closing.

Received an e-mail this morning from my existing tenants.

My suggestion is just to use a standard MAR purchase and sale agreement (P&S) and for the borrower entity put “Andrew Camarda or assignee or nominee” which makes the contract transferable.

Some mainstream firms like Fidelity and E*Trade do not like the idea of a LLC that is owned by an IRA.

N E ways thats why I'm selling I was renting but the tenants had a medical issue and are being separated from the military.

I had a renter of 16 years they just moved out due to a job transfer out of state.

Hello, and good evening, I just read an amazing book called the e-myth, I was curious  if there are any real estate mindset coaches in the Columbus Ohio area that anyone can recommend? 

We have an LLC set up for properties but from reading books/BP site and listening to BP podcast, we were under the impression to purchase as individual outside of LLC and transfer into LLC once refi is done.

Since you are transferring basis into the new investment, that will limit your depreciation since the gain is excluded.

LLC may or may not better protect your personal assets if something happen with your tenants and / or with your properties.If you'll decide to open an LLC, your rental properties will need to be transferred from your name to LLC which will cost you money.