Found an off market property in up and coming area. Owners are open to selling, but just came out that the property is owned by their corporation. Their CPA says they will pay cap gains when the Corp sells, then they ...

If I were to take ownership and assign myself as a new member of the LLC, would the current bank force me to refinance the portfolio?    

Hello friendsI work in the Orlando areaWhat title company  do you suggest that is both easy to communicate with and not difficult to transfer money?

I've looked, but am not really finding answers - do we need to transfer this to our LLC in order to exchange it for a property that will have a commercial loan on it?

Financially this benefits me in the long run (since she will be transferring me equity in an appreciating asset that she will pay the mortgage on) and she gets to age in place within her fixed income. 

Unless . . . you have signed a contract with a tenant (a lease agreement) or a property manager (property management agreement) which transfers the responsibility to the other party.

Equity is typically split between GP and LP shares, with GPs having minority equity ownership but full control.

I think you should speak with an attorney because I think there is a period before the auction where the person being foreclosed on cannot sell or transfer the house.

The deal was closed on January 11th and rental operations have been seamlessly transferred.

At some point, we intend to refinance with a different bank who will let us transfer the title to an LLC  However, in the meantime, how should we set up the rental business for the best tax advantages until we can refinance with a different bank who will let us transfer the title to an LLC?