Don't listen to these hacks, just cooperate with your original lender, by allowing them to get loan sold and securitized (90 days or less), and do yourself a favor by letting your new lender or servicer get the loan boarded onto their systems.Once the above takes place (or you've given them their reasonable allowance of time requested), just transfer title to your LLC.

I would be happy to share my insights and experiences on real estate investing. 

Again, I don't want to speak for them or start rumors, rather see if anyone has any direct credible experience they can share.  

If that is the case, why not ask them how they avoid a conflict of interest because as a client you expect them to show you places that are a good rental; however, if they are also looking to buy those places then you don't want to work with them as they will put their interest ahead of yours (the client).

Flo has leak detection and a shutoff valve in a unit that you place on the inline pipe coming into the house.LeakSmart - owned by Waxman.

I'm an investor/agent out of Tampa and always keeps up with where the next "it" place is. 

I am still doing the same work but set up the LT and LLC to provide improved asset protection but obviously want to structure my business so that I have both asset protection while maximizing tax benefits that i can.To be fair to my CPA he didn’t say this would be an issue, he is in the process of doing research to verify the impact of the organizational structure changes and I was looking to educate myself in parallel obviously hoping my research and my CPA’s landed in the same place.

Whether you have tips to share or want to collaborate on a project, I'm all ears!

In the future it might be a good idea to pay someone $50/month to go by and check the place inside at least once a week while you’re all gone.

Is there some sort of solution where I can keep the old railing in place and make it safer without breaking the bank?