@Jim Miller LLC laws vary state to state but generally need to be in state of the business activity or where you live.

How you work it with your bank accounts probably doesn't matter very much unless you're an LLC or some other type of entity that would require you not to commingle funds.To summarize, you need good, detailed records.

I’d like to increase cash flow by having a 25 or 30 year amortization but since the houses are all held in a LLC, commercial lending seems to be the only option I’ve seen and my current lender only has a 20 year am option.

I am refinancing and need to move the property into an LLC.

Do i need to own an LLC ?

Maybe you have enough down for a conventional loan otherwise, so that wouldn't matter. 2) Another option would be to form an LLC.

@Linda Share I would contact Granite Customs LLC on FB or google.

In the states, we'd probably bring the equity partner in with an entity like a multi member LLC.  

I would love some advice from the pros out there - I'm really stumped on the best way to accomplish my goal...I have two businesses and want to purchase an office building under a new LLC and lease space to my businesses.However, what I really want to do is also have other tenants so that I will have multiple revenue streams.

Are there any legal requirements for a Nevada LLC to purchase a SFR in a different state?