Can anyone answer if you pay a transfer tax in the state of Pennsylvania when moving a property in your name into your LLC?

@Mushfiq S.Good question, and yes it is strongly recommended that you use the services of a solo 401k provider who will assist you in not only drafting the solo 401k trust documents but also the E-Trade brokerage forms and the E-Trade internal transfer form for the existing solo 401k.

I'm also going to just not submit a 1099-R for the in-plan Roth rollover for 2016 just in case there does end up being any issues.Everything I've found from the IRS seems to indicate that there isn't any reason to think that the funds can't be transferred to a 401k (the restriction is specific to an actual Roth IRA, not just any after-tax funds), so I suspect the mysolo401k.net info could be not quite correct (or at least incomplete).  

Intially, it was purchased under my sister's name, but later transferred to me around 2015-2016.  

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You can have different classes of units where some get "X" and other get "Y", for my deals and to keep it simple all get the same.Some investors might know each other in the deal, but I do my best to protect the confidentiality of their investment.

You can theoretically defer the decision - transferring property to an LLC later on can trigger a 'due on sale' clause in some mortgages, but lenders are not looking out for this as long as someone is paying the mortgage on time (at least in my area). 

Create an invoice and transfer money per invoice, from your business account to your personal.

When a new landlord takes over, the SD should be transferred to them regardless if they were previously the tenant. 

In either case, 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).