And yes, that's another benefit of setting up the reverse correctly - The use of a single member single asset LLC allows us to transfer the membership of the LLC to the client instead of having to conduct another real estate closing.So the EAT would be an LLC that is holding the property after it's been completed and to finish your 1031 exchange you get the membership interest of the EAT that holds the property. 

I have just 3 single-family home investment properties ( always looking for more) and I like brokering deals and helping investors find what they need and accompish what they're wanting to do. 

I am mot sure if this is the right section to post but I am interested in getting a single house in Sacramento area.

(not so important but if they only require 15% down on a single family home that is usually a good sign that you are working with a flexible lender) Can I change title to my LLC?

Hello everyone, I'm looking to get my first single family rental property soon and was hoping to get some advice.I was planning on borrowing a 20% down payment along with rehab costs from my mom and giving her a 12% return on whatever she lends me.

I don't have a single complain or request for service during their 10 months of tenancy.

Note that I’m not a lawyer and this is not legal advice by any means.Some background: The property is a single family residence in the city of Los Angeles.

I am not sure if they do this for income properties, or if its for single family only. 

It seems like a affordable option, I just wasn't sure how fast it would sell after I'm ready to move on to a single family home.

My question is does it make sense to hold a single family in a market that the rentals are low compared to the sell price and focus on the long term value increasing or should I sell and have a clean start in a new state?