It was with a sigh of relief that I granted the request of the tenants to be released from their lease when their jobs transferred to the far side of the metro area.Two important lessons we gleaned from this mini-debacle are 1) nothing is more important than leasing to good quality tenants, and 2) having a property that shows well and is in a fact an up-to-date place that’s nice to rent is critical to attracting and retaining good tenants.As this was happening we were also learning the ins and outs of the local eviction process as we evicted tenants from two units who were non-payers.

I lost on two properties, but got one SFH for $10k or just over $11k after transfer taxes. 

We bought our first home in Virginia Beach that turned in to a rental when we were transferred.

yes Adam I transfer 100 % of the money

My husband is active duty navy so we transfer a lot.

What would be the best process to transfer the houses to the company later or is that not a good idea?

All deposits over 50% your monthly income need to be sourced, you can make some small deposits or yes you can use gift funds, bear in mind that most lenders will require proof money came from donor acct to you and that donor had the funds before he gifted, basically you cannot have a similar deposit few days before the transfer as we require a bank stm from the donor.

I also see $42 for someone to have had gone to the property to wait for the utility company to stop over to transfer the account to their name.

They are the Experts in transferring title.Good luck.

Does the owner of this LLC have to record a new Grant Deed to transfer the property?