Anyway, these two are in different states and are handled by property management companies. 

I can change the deeds for I think $35-$40 each, but was wondering if instead, I could just transfer my company/LLC to somebody via Will.

My first attempt at renting my SFH resulted in bad tenants damaging my home and I had to fire my property management company. 

Sharing some info from two sources this weekRegarding states looking to strengthen seller financing licensing requirements and court decisions for those not licensed:First from Facebook group school of sharks:Hey guys,TX Dept of Savings and Mortgage Lending has some new rules that are expected to go into effect January 01st, 2025.

The Property Management company collected the gross rent and then disbursed to me the net rent after expenses and fee is paid.

Hi, I know a company that can improve your capital with a credit card.

@Osvaldo Benavides - we do have access to No-Credit check hard money; however, it's only offered in certain states. 

If you are satisfied with the current state of that investment, no need to sell just because you heard it on a podcast. 

And if that's really the case, I would be licensed in 2 states, thought about looking into virtual real estate agent?

She plans to do the transaction within an LLC and is unsure in which state to create the LLC MA or RI or if it even matters.