Couple of points:1) You could make your LLC the property manager, then you could collect rents all in the LLC whether it was owned by you or LLC.2) If you transfer the title into an LLC you will be violating the DOSC of your loan. 

@Teren Cooley get a signed purchase agreement take it to a title company.

If you advance money to him, make sure you are on the title as a deed holder. 

That is absolutley wrong info, and if you intend to finance your properties, lenders won't allow title to be in the name of an entity.

The title says it all!

I'm about to start getting property owner lists from a local title agent and would like to be able to start off on the right foot with managing the data and lead generation. 

Check title history online. 

@Robert Van HornFor assignment of contract; the investor friendly title companies can do the transaction; without a need for funding source. 

So like the title implies- I've been listening to Bigger Pockets for the last year and a half straight since an investor i met that has a $2 million portfolio recommended them to me.

Hello Guys,We have the opportunity to help a person we know redeem its parents house that they lost at tax sale to an investor 8 months ago.Attorneys seem to say there is a way to file a petition at the courthouse, pay the delinquent taxes and get the title back.