BC has a transfer tax, AB doesn't. 

The only thing you need to figure out in regards to the Netherlands is what rules and laws apply, how to handle your taxes, how you transfer property.

They found me by purchasing some list of property ownership and using bulk contact communications to maximize their time while interrupting mine.

So we’ve just had our offer accepted on our 2nd property in this crazy market and after celebrating our little win our lender has brought to our attention that being that our down payment and closing costs will be funded from our savings which we without knowing transferred our income tax from our checking to savings .

Does anyone have advice regarding how the property can be transferred to an LLC if both of us own the LLC.

If it's in a HELOC my assumption is the auction will require them to transfer into a checking account. lol

Looking for opinions/brainstorm ideas on what my next step should be.Quick backstory; my first ownership was "house hacking" a duplex for a year (fha), purchased a SF for 9 years, sold my SF last year and purchased a patio home dirt cheap at 45k, invested 35k into remodel.Currently own the duplex with a 90k mortgage and worth around 200-210k and the SF patio home as my current primary with a 40k mortgage, worth around 220k.I haven't paid a lot of attention to real estate over the last 9 years, which was a huge mistake looking back and I need to freshen up on some of the research I did 9 years ago when purchasing my duplex.I figured I'd start here with opinions and work backwards.

Some states like WA and PA have high transfèr/stamp/excise taxes and all have closing costs, so know the costs of owning it for a short time.  

The tradeoff between business ownership and real estate investment is that many businesses will have greater cash on cash ROI on the one hand, but will also be fraught with more risk and a worse tax position than real estate. 

Basically transfer into an LLC.