and 2) what, if any permitting will be required.If you shoot me coordinates of the site by DM I’d be happy to give it a once over.

@Jimmell J Swan - Why wouldn't you just purchase it under your name and transfer it into the LLC once you finalize the purchase?

Apply thru www.creditcards.com - where they give options for Gasoline points, low interest rates, low balance transfer rates, etc. and also specify what kind of credit level is expected.

Create an LLC or a corporation but DO NOT transfer the property to it. 3.

Well, that property certainly will not appreciate and infact it will be of less value than one maintained, so when you sell it....and ALL real estate is sold or transferred at some point and is ultimately carried at a book/appraised value to determine wealth (even if you drop dead and your kids end up with it) you lose the potential value.

Buyers rights hereunder may be assigned to the partnership, corporation, or other party, and any such transfer shall have all the benefits and rights that the Buyer has under this agreement.5.

Or can he transfer it later?

Currenly considering liquidating my Australian property and transferring the funds over to Japan - I just can't resist the extra few thousands of dollars monthly income I can get there. :)All the best!

Also the cost of doing a warranty deed transfer for each property (I'm not sure if a quitclaim is an effective way of transferring in this situation).Alternatively, maybe she could leave the houses in her name and get a general liability, commericial or blanket policy that covers more than the standard umbrella policy?

I meant refinance in the general sense of any encumbrance post transfer deed.