At this point it's been 2 months of them squatting in the apartment without payment and they also stopped paying water bills which if the tenant doesn't pay on the account in their name, it gets transferred to the property owner's account. 

good points, and you can use them, transfer them... good sign on and use bonus too.

Transfer the funds to the Title Company who will take care of closing the deal.

Like Credit Card payments can be charged back up to 6 months, so your rent could be in jeopardy for up to 180 days, Wire Transfers are immediate and secure but cost the user 20-30 bucks.

This software has some hidden fees in ACH transfers, which are charged to the property manager for every ACH transfer a total of $.50 and could be more depending on the days it takes to transfer.

This software has some hidden fees in ACH transfers, which are charged to the property manager for every ACH transfer a total of $.50 and could be more depending on the days it takes to transfer.

C Corps is simple - just issue additional share.Transfer of memberships of a C Corp is cumbersome - whereas for a C Corp all that is needed is to transfer the shares.Control of a C Corp can be altered without any transfer of shares - just dilute the shareholding by issuing additional shares.Long term capital gain occurs when shares are sold (after 12 months).Ask the CPAs to find out details of medical deductions, and how to use 401k to a) reduce employee tax, shelter corporate profits, retain earnings and transfer LLC profits to a tax friendly state via management fees to the C Corp.Banks do not like LLCs as borrowers - Finance is more easily obtained by C Corps.

You might want to agree to appoint a neutral to arbitrate any dispute.Also, if you think that you might want to own your piece through an individual LLC or trust someday, make sure that the language of your LLC agreement permits a transfer to a related entity whenever you want to do so.

I always thought that when you transfer title, you trigger the due-in-sale clause in a traditional mortgage.I see questions time and again from investors who want to transfer ownership of their residential property purchased with a traditional mortgage into their LLC but are worried about triggering the due on sale clause - or worse, don't even know the clause exists.Some of our (non-lender) members say this never happens.

Some property managers change the locks between every tenant transfer.