The credit union I'm working with proactively brought up to me that if the properties were in an LLC that I'd need to re-deed them into my name, refinance, then re-deed them back into the LLC.

Solid white oak floors, New bathrooms, new kitchen with custom shaker cabinets and high end appliances brought the total reno cost was about 135k and a TON of sweat equity on my part.

If he brought the money, would an LLC still be required even if it were a one time deal?

I have a couple brokers that have brought me off-market deals.

@Adrienne Green that's a great point you brought up - one of my tenant's lease expired Jan 31 2021 - its currently being made rent ready. so yes I would drop a note when I have my new tenant with all the costing + lease up fee (another thing i forgot + half a month rent turnkeys usually charge, sometime they take up entire month) - but I would say a month.

Most likely the state where the property is located is where lawsuits would be brought if they are something for personal injury like a trip and fall or something of that nature because the “cause of action” arose in that state.

Intuition is based on your underlying knowledge (in the subconscious), which is then brought to the forefront.....

So, I haven't brought my investment property yet.

After selecting a parcel I was able to click "prop card" which brought me to the info on this Property Records site.

My agent brought it to me - it was a foreclosure.