@David Balogun almost certainly they will not give you a release to move the property into the LLC...now will they ever find out, that's another question.   

My notes from some of the books I've read tell me to bring a Purchase and Sale Agreement (obviously), a backup PnS Agreement, some creative financing PnS Agreements (owner finance/sub2), Authorization to Release Info from Mortgage Company, Authorization to Release Info from Bank, Property Disclosure Forms, Affidavit of PnS, and a Credibility Packet to leave behind for an unsure seller. 

Find a place where the  numbers work and you aren't over extended. 

Putting in your own sweat and effort into your property is a great way to increase profit, but can also take a while and extend the amount of time until you see a return on your investment.

If all the units are in leases extending 60 days beyond closing.....you have a problem as you can’t kick out a paying tenant with a lease.

My 6 month Hard Money loan is coming due at the end of September, I could extend another 3 months but really don't need to. 

Fico seems to take into account factors that are more valuable to lenders that are extending secured debt. 

Anyone staying in the unit for extended periods of time should be considered a tenant and must go through the same screening process.Good luck!

@Annie Park No, the Purchase Contract itself is not worthless....the Terms in the contract ($1,000 EM) make it worthless.Email the buyer/agent and notify them that since they didn’t close they need to send you the Cancelation and Release Of Em to the Seller form.

We also just released our first course on RV Park investing.Good luck!