I will hire office manager and get my broker license to have site manager do my leases.

If you have a law office do a title search they should be able to guide you there.

In some however you may avoid it by proving to your property appraisor’s office that there was no change in ultimate beneficiary,Once transferred you will need also to update the name insured on your policies and update your lease and utilities contracts.Tax wise for you, if your LLC is disregarded that would not change anything for you as you will continue on the same depreciation schedule as before and you will just record the tax basis value of the property as a contribution to your LLC.

That is how I figured out my nightly rate and what to expect for occupancy.Tourism stats can be obtained by calling the local county or state office of tourism, but I didn't do that at all.

It might be apartments, it may be retail or office.

My experience with title companies is that you typically get good service if you are closing at their office, if you close elsewhere with a notary they aren't allowed to answer any questions about the docs, etc...

For example to become a licensed broker where I operate (Ohio) you need to go through government background checks, have worked in real estate as a sales agent under another broker for at least 2 years, have a college degree, have a physical store front with office hours, have done at least 40 transactions and much more that I can't think of off the top of my head right now.

I am currently an Active Duty Naval Officer pursuing my Master's Degree at Purdue University.

There is a person currently living in the property and the owner has tried to evict the tenant but is unsuccessful, he has called the police and even went through the courts to get him to leave but the tenant still has yet to leave.

We spent some time doing initial research and also some time in the prothonotary’s office.