My intent was always to get the property in my name then do a quit claim deed to the LLC.

His advice was get a loan in my name, and quit claim it to the LLC.

The house that I am about to buy was on the market for quite some time and was originally listed at 200K.

Quite honestly I have no idea how they got it except that when I called to turn off the power they must have gotten off caller-id.

As far as a sales pitch as you well know based on yourSpecialties:Residential Brokerage, RE Investments, Sales Training, Sales Coaching If I were going to give a sales pitch It would have been quite different.Thank you for restating my point so well.

If you put 25 signs in the middle of a high traffic street in a hot market, then probably quite a few.How many incoming calls from your various advertising methods does it usually take to get a contract signed?

I've got access to hardwood floors quite cheap, and I figured that would be one thing (much cheaper than carpet).Would you go electric or gas for heat?

Ok, I'll bite.There is quite a bit of antaganism between realtors and investors.

If I were to obtain a property through non-conventional financing (owner financing, private money, etc), with the intention of conventionally financing after a certain period of time (6-12 months), when exactly would I quit claim the property into an LLC.

I've quit several careers in the past that stopped being fun.