If you are presented a contract to sell your property but see your personal name rather than your LLC (the entity that owns it), would you sign or insist it be corrected?

Is this correct?

Their spokesperson acknowledged that all of my figures were correct and the method of valuation is correct, but they couldn't sell it for that.

Home prices are up 11.1% and the number of homes for sale is down 34.5% vs 1 year ago - a radical shortage with steeply rising prices.Assuming that a property is priced correctly, offers at 80% of asking price are just not going to succeed. 

  :)I think there is some value in what you are trying to establish however if I'm understanding it correctly, this sort of 'dynamic' variable that can be attached to occupancy stats to help close the gaps in inaccuracy. 

Another thing you could do is to prepare a scope of work for each unit and acquire bids, ideally 3 on each item. 

property taxes are 3.5k for that property, roughly 300$/mo, you're correct! 

If you do have huge equity in your personal asset and STR, It would make sense to use LLC and follow the rules correctly.

@Glenn Hinojosa Yes, that is correct.

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