But at this point do not want to get too much ahead of myself.So, basically, keeping my current situation in mind, how to form an LLC, any specific type (cost effectively) and move my property into that LLC and eventually all my finances too.

Please let me know if you have any suggestions or insights into how to work around this, or how to revise the ownership to get things moving... or if you know of lenders that will lend to a trust.Property is a single-family residence in need of $65-75k rehab.

It's time now for me to move onto the next property.

We are open to moving to any location within the United States.

Mecklenburg county has an average of about 120 people/day moving here, with about 80 people a day moving to the surrounding counties (Cabarrus, Gaston, Union, Iredell, Catawba). 

Wynnefield is a great neighborhood, I ended up moving to this house after we finished updating it

My first real estate purchase was my own house and I bought a condo that fit me and is now a good rental many years later after moving. 

My tenants of 5 years are moving out at the end of April.

We fixed it up and rented it out when we moved to northern Utah.

Hello Bigger Pockets Community,I'm an investor with experience in commercial and industrial spaces, now moving into residential land development in Georgia and the Carolinas, focusing on large tracts up to 100 acres.