Once it's in probate, the court oversees the sale or transfer of the property.

There is much talk amongst investors about having to transfer title out of an LLC into the individual's name in order to refi, and then transfer title back into the LLC after refi closing.

Would the investors get the full cash out amount, do they get the full amount up to their amount invested and then split the funds above and beyond that, or split the full amount based on ownership percentages?

This is not legal advice:Pros: Better asset protectionCons: Potential transfer tax if you already own the property. 

Every time you come by and scoop up a single family home, fix it up and turn it into a rental, you are taking away an American families chance of living out their American dream- home ownership.

The biggest con is, solar transfers the properties eletric liability to the property owner.

I can easily do transfers or different transactions with better suited apps and websites.

Unless that property has been gutted and renovated a couple times over the years, there's likely a lot of issues that conventional lending and insurance won't accept and will require you to fix within the first year of ownership. 

Rent should ideally be a little more expensive than how you have it set because you'll have to take into account CapEx, taxes, utilities, and all the other fun stuff that comes with ownership.

The rent just transfers from the tenant’s bank account to yours each month automatically.