All the while, you always have control and nobody else, not even your attorney, can manage or sell your property except for you.If you need to prove ownership for financing or any other reason, you simple produce your company documents as well as your banking and accounting records.

Currently trying to set up an LLC to transfer the title of ownership from our name to the LLC. 

In many states (and I think it’s in most), selling a property you don’t own without first taking ownership of it, is unlicensed real estate brokering.  

Recurring billing, automation and these types of tools are all a part of keeping a self storage facility relevant in your location, and while some customers might question your shift to cashless, in our experience, very few will pack up a unit as a result of new ownership tweaking the payment options. 

Advantages: Loopholes the capital gains tax for the seller, creates passive income for seller, the seller keeps 1st ownership of property, end-buyer get an investment property, end-buyer can back out, third-party gets paid for serviceDisadvantages: Property must be free of loan debt,  limited people wanting seller-financingAm I missing something? 

Background: My father, uncle, and aunt each share equal ownership in a general partnership that owns three large commercial properties (5 parcels in total).

But as far as hard ownership of properties, yes I have been a buy and hold investor up to now....will but probably do 1 or 2 flips a year as mentioned by @brandon sturgill while working in my current job.

I took ownership of this auction property in NJ last year, it came with the tenant.

One theme in the book Extreme Ownership (great book!)

If yes, do you see a way I can involve a broker in my company like a partner with a very small share to him in terms of ownership/ revenue sharing?