A brilliant house that took care of us for a few years and now it producing a hefty cash flow.

We aren't going to think of some brilliant idea that the millionaires and billionaires backing the banks haven't already done or thought of.

Our PM firm is in North Carolina and our brilliant governor has required that we show proof that we have provided a copy of the CDC form to all tenants prior to filing for eviction.

It kinda makes my idea seem brilliant.

@Jeb Brilliant In what area / neighborhood is the property located?

Frankly, the story is just barely plausible as there are people who are not so bright that do things like this, I suppose.However, I'd need to see the chain of title leading up to brilliant attempt at asset protection plan, as executed.Meanwhile, I'd take it off the market, control it, control possession and marshall asset while I addressed the title issue(s), major as they are.The original poster can PM me with the address 

@Jeb Brilliant , I haven't been to CB in a while, but the last time I was there there were definitely good and awful neighborhoods.

Questions for you brilliant BPers:1.

Any of us who txfr title to LLCs are aware of the slight but technically possible risk).We discovered the hard way this program is no longer available, as we're now stuck with two properties that were rehabbed in an LLC, and now that we're at the end of the 6-month required seasoning, we've been told by no fewer than 6 different lenders that we have to move the properties to our personal names, wait ANOTHER 6 MONTHS, and then refi, if we want to go with a Fannie/Freddie loan.Any brilliant ideas to get around this/move forward without waiting another 6 months with cash tied up and (in the case of one property) a hard money loan racking up major interest?

That's both brilliant and perfect.