Happens every day... personally I set up a UTMA account with E*Trade in 1992 that worked out well.

And then, when the time came to cash out refinance, pay the money owed to the private lender plus interest and have the title/deed transferred to my name?

I've listed some comps and currently listed properties below.Comps: 2212 Henneman Ave Baltimore, MD 21213 (0.7 mi) Sold June 2020 Sold Price $149,9002035 E Preston St Baltimore, MD 21213 (0.7 mi) Sold July 2020 Sold Price $129,9002103 E Chase Street Baltimore MD 21213 (0.6 mi) Sold Aug 2020 Sold Price $165,000Currently Listed:1711 N Wolfe St Baltimore, MD 21213 $125,0004 days 3 bd/1 ba1912 E Lanvale St, Baltimore, MD 21213 $145,00070 days 3bd/2ba2119 E Oliver St, Baltimore, MD 21213 $165,000 40 days 3bd/2.5 ba

@Lynnette E. - I totally hear you here.

In general, most people buy in there personal name when starting out, and once they build up net worth transfer into LLCs.

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You should verify that you are eligible to transfer the funds from your existing retirement account (e.g. if the funds are in your current employer 401k, you will likely not be able to transfer until you quit your job).

I bought 10 of them in assorted colors, and bought some fabric transfer printer paper to make my own uniform with the clinic logo. 

I called the mortgage company to see if they would be okay with us transferring the deed over to the LLC, but they told me no and that it's against their policy. 

@Stephen E.