Examples include: Transfer affidavits, Preliminary Change of Ownership Reports, Transfer Tax affidavits, etc.This is the general process to create a land trust and transfer a property, but as you can see it varies significantly depending on where the property is.

I have recently decided I will be going back into real estate, I have been listening to bigger pocket podcasts, the ideas and different mindsets on life and real estate have been a phenomenal motivator.My current goal/game plan is to start with fix and flips to build cash reserves and eventually acquire buy and holds especially multi family.I just made my first offer on and will be putting a second one in shortly off the MLS.I have been watching the local sheriff tax sales that I plan to start investigating them and attempting to work with these people to flip the property and get them some cash as well during the 6 month redemption period.I plan on buying in future tax sales if I have the cash funds this year.At the end of the day I am looking to be financially free to spend the little time I have with my family!

My point of all this being three fold; ensure that before you investigate a problem, first ensure the problem exists through meticulous research. 

One has to stay organized when you are subject to dozens of lawsuits and investigations at the local, state, and federal level.  

Doing the preliminary work (and doing it right) will most likely get you a discount from the lawyer as you did most of the heavy lifting.

I wonder if he's suing the investigating DA & the newspapers too. 

This concept is new to me, and i didn't know what to expext... but i see that can be a plus if I am planing to hold lo g term.I will investigate further.Thanks @Chris Seveney for chiming in!

I was careful to buy in an area without rent control, and to investigate the situation with the tenants I would be inheriting.

Since the terms of the loan my partner already has are good, we are investigating if there is a way to add me to the title (or put the property under the LLC) without obtaining a new loan.From my limited knowledge and initial reading, it seems like adding a non-family member to title can initiate the acceleration clause where the loan would be due.

My advice is to think about everything that could possibly be involved with building/operating a tiny house village and investigate costs, rules, regs, etc.