You can get double the rent approximately during those months.

Find a buyer, find a seller, do an assignment, double closing, or "sell the LLC" transaction, and collect your fees.

So a one-time attorney fee, then modest annual state fees (modest outside of CA, that is).But the insurance premium is about double for an LLC as for your own name (at least in my area).

And they prohibit collecting double rent.

I have several properties I am trying to control and before I do so, I want to double check.

I would say my investment should be worth at least double for my kids in land alone.

La Mesa, CA 91941 - Closed on 12/31/12My Price - $386kSold for - $421kEst Repairs - $30kARV - $530kCosts to me - $10k cash for keys (unreal but only way to make the deal happen) $4k in closing costs (double escrow) Well, you can look at the check yourself.

I never bought it with the intention of making a profit,but it has doubled in value.

That said, the process of assigning the contract, double closing, or using an entity or trust to vest and wholesale the contract are the same if apartment of SFR.

I was thinking I could list the properties and receive my commission as well as a wholesale fee without doing the "double close" thing.