@Andrew PostellThanks a lot for the detailed explanation.One question regarding Taxation though.There was no transfer of Funds from my LLC to My personal name, just a Deed of Trust & Promissory Note.But after the refinance when the Conventional Lender pays of my LLC loan - the funds flow into my LLC account.

Additionally, when I have several projects going, I have to do a lot more accounting for floating checks/expenses than I would need to if I scheduled each electronically.Has anyone found a good and simple method for transferring money electronically that a contractor could immediately see the value? 

Also, where I am at least, you frequently have to pay transfer tax on the value of the property being transferred, depending on the circumstances.

Does it mean they have a lease but you delay hand over of keys until utils are switched.Yes, we give them a lease so they can get the utilities turned on but they don't get possession until they show it's been transferred over.

She had a trust, which this account was transferred to prior to her passing. 

You don't need an agent who is in the REI market, but I do find that if you can lean in that direction that the connections and recommendations for the type of REI you want to do will come much more easily.Make sure you only work with licensed and insured contractors - they're responsible for the financial and physical success of your project and it is key that you're working with a reliable professional.With all that in mind - check out central Indianapolis.

I am transferring right now and about to start at an online university, so hopefully, that will give me the flexibility to work a full-time job.

The transportation companies in my area (in Indiana) are not very reliable and I'm not even sure they do good work.  

Is there reliable source to find out how the home is built?

Which one is better from consistent rental / finding reliable tenant perspective?