Hi Ian, Yes, you can put your next purchase in the new LLC. 

As my first project I would like to purchase the property out of the trust, maybe move into my newly formed LLC, and convert to a 2 family.

I am looking for any tips on how to structure my LLC as well as the best cities for Ohio.

@Jimmy SontWell if you signed your name vs your business now you may have easily pierced the LLC if it’s deed as one and loaned as anotherIf the intention was to do this then why not sign itI would not ask for anything as why have your hand out - someone made an error and it does not cost you anything to fix it so fix it.

They claim you need seed money of $25k to join, however, after they take 8000, and the accountant whom they recommend takes $1800.00 upfront for setting up an LLC, the amount you are left with is not enough to invest.

I will not be using an LLC and so will pay landlord insurance and be able to make deductions directly from my personal income.

Hey guys,I need to skip trace some LLC / corporation and trust phone numbers, but noticed that REISkip only skip-traces individual persons.Does anyone know how I could get these numbers or if there's a website/service that can do this? 

I have the opportunity for a cash offer where the property has great up side once it is renovated.We can get in to the property no problem since we have the cash, the issue is how to finance the repairs and renovations since we just got started on the business and no longer have a w2 or 2 years income under the LLC? 

My husband and I have an LLC for real estate investments.

What MAY make sense is to setup a Master LLC that operates like a PMC and collects all your rents, pays all your property-related expenses, etc.