You'll be paying interest on a loan, property taxes and insurance while you are doing the renovation and then waiting for a tenant, which brings up the last point.

Hello group,I've purchased a property from a seller that is holding the mortgage so on the Deed, contract of sale and Title, the owner is the LLC.

A lot of dumb ideas have made sense to me on paper and I was hoping to get the opinions of those who are more experienced in taking title to properties on this.Thank you!

So, we have to go through our insurance.

Since you still have a mortgage on your first property, transferring title *could* trigger the due on sale clause if the mortgage holder looks into it.

What’s the best health insurance for self employment?

So you will not get any tax benefit for 1/4 of mortgage interest, 1/4 of property taxes, 1/4 of insurance. 1/4 of utilities etc.3.

Question, when I actually purchase a property, should I put the name of my company on the title?

Since it sounds like most of the debt on the properties are not even on-title (business lines of credit), you'll have access to the most funds as a lump-sum this way through one transaction as opposed to individually refinancing them. 

Anyone have recommendations on a good insurance company for seacoast NH investment properties?