Transferring appreciated assets between entities is a fairly complex transaction.

I’ve never run into this issue, but can see the concern.In California, unless you specifically tell the county assessor/recorder that you want your name listed on their website under the parcel number, it is private by default - but can still be obtained by going to the assessor’s office in person.I guess that’s why there are notaries.

Hey @Luis Marcelino, definitely touch base with @Shawn Washington as he's a brilliant guy and tremendous asset to have on your team.

How well do you know the asset and the seller?  

They are funded by short term deposits so they want to make short term loans so they are matching duration of assets to liabilities.

Being asset rich and not cash rich is not a problem when looking at the future. 

Get an umbrella insurance policy and wait until you have assets to worry about an LLC.

I would strongly recommend this list; however you have to grit and persistence to obtain it because in some cases the county or city would state that such list does not exist.

Without the tenant’s consent the City must obtain an inspection warrant.California Civil Code §1954 does not apply to the Hayward ordinance because the ordinance affects only the conduct of the City and not that of the landlords.A landlord is required to make only a “good faith” effort to obtain a tenant’s consent to facilitate a City inspection.A landlord cannot be held liable for a tenant’s failure to consent to an inspection of the unit.---------------------- endsnip --------------------Really, the inspection program hasn't been THAT big a deal. 

I understand there are asset-based lenders with terms approximating a conventional mortgage (plus points and/or higher rates).