Buyers attorney says no, both parties sign and property transfers.

Sometimes you might have to forward a property tax bill to them and other times they get it directly.Now if it's NN it could be just roof landlord is responsible for, roof/structure, or almost everything like parking lot, utility lines, association dues, etc.In that case it acts more like a gross lease disguised as a NN lease and gets away from the spirit of what NNN is all about and why investors buy them.So my clients we look at absolute NNN, NN with roof warranty that transfers to new owner, ground lease.

If you keep the property, be sure to get any utility and tax bills transferred to an address you can receive them at.

My thoughts are that I have purchased the tenant debt along with the property ownership, since I’m honoring their leases.

If you exchange into another property, you just transfer basis.

If not, can I purchase in my name and then transfer it to the LLC?

I am looking for a solution which I can send out leases to tenants for pre-leased units and then ultimately hand them over to the property manager once the project is complete. 

With doing so I found a voluntary title transfer.

Should something adverse occur during ownership, only the LLC will be held liable, while your personal assets should be protected (provided you operated the LLC properly). 

Is it possible to set up a business whereby I could gain partial ownership/buy out over time through the profit that is realized?