October last year there was new thing that if you transfer title from you (you&your wife) to the LLC belonging to you and your wife, it's not called off.Ask @Chris Mason - that was in his educational topic last year.Then, to open account for your LLC takes 20 min, send your Tenants new payment options - it's that easy.

Propstream and all of those businesses buy this info from title companies and from the municipality it belongs to.

I often offer to meet a new (to me) contractor at their current job with a cold/hot drink. 

If you think about it, these approval slots really belong to everyone, so in truth a waiting list isn't really fair to those waiting. 

A good agent will lead you to the right spring to drink water from, and help you avoid potholes. 

As long as you have a process that enables you to account for what money belongs to what tenant, you can keep all the funds in one account.

That's just so their belongings are covered in case of a disaster, burglary, etc.

Tim, over the last couple of years while watching a tv advertisement from drug free america, about a guy at the doctors office coughing, the nurse ask do you smoke, answer no, do you drink, answer no, do you do drugs, answer no.

I know that I can simply quit claim the properties to the LLC, however this leaves a trail on the auditor website for my county, which would show that I transferred a property via quit claim to an LLC for $0... which makes it pretty clear that the LLC belongs to me. 

Situation: Inherited a house 50% owner ... the other 50% belongs to my sister who is a jerk.