When using an LLC taxed as a partnership or corporation or some other business entity to hold property that entity will have to do the exchange and sell and buy.  

I was advised by a lawyer to take a very intricate and also costly Corporative entity with a LLLP, but the annual fees are very high, as well as the annual tax returns costs.

Markets will recover, exchange rates will recover (think they already have), and absolutely nothing will happen.If the various European nations do start having exit votes, and if they do start leaving, then you will simply see a more robust world market in the medium to long term.

Depending on your situation it may be smarter to do a Corp or LLC, that's the part where you want your CPA.Best of luck and happy investing.

I am currently an active real estate broker in the state of Illinois working as an advisor/consultant/broker for corporate clients who have both domestic and international operations.  

Haven't done it in Georgia but:In Colorado our state government has a very specific set of laws that are part of the overall non-profit corporation laws that outline what documents an HOA must have and certain key items those documents must address.

This education was well worth it, just a few ideas they gave me, have well over saved me the amount invested in their corporate structure and tax advice alone. 

I work full time in an accounting position at a large corporation.

Can homes be purchased in a corporations name to keep my credit clear for personal use?

You might want to consider using a different land trust for each property but use the same trustee (A corporate trustee for example).You mentioned that there is existing financing.