My advice is to conclude any business prior to the formation and then fully transition into the new entity. 

Thus, I am transitioning into real estate by starting as a realtor with the long-term target to be an investor / developer.   

I've noticed a lot of the investors I speak with are starting to transition into the STR space, probably because the cash flow is more obtainable at this time.

The tired landlords transition to our services to navigate the tenant friendly rules and regulations in City of LA and County.

I’m a mom of a young baby, and want to start transitioning back to work but I want to be in real estate only!!

Harding has transitioned into off campus living to primarily seniors (105 hours or age of 22).

I realize the primary focus is getting in so transitioning out of RE isn't discussed very much.

Clean, truly passive income every month, but nothing exciting other than the easy money that came in every month (I have since sold that property, received an off-market offer that I couldn't refuse)In my opinion, NNN deals are what you should transition into once you've been an active investor for a while and you have some capital to deploy into stable, safe, cash flowing assets.

I am currently in the education stage of my real estate journey and eventually want to make the transition of doing it full-time.

The current owner can ask the tenants if they want to move before the transition to new owner.