Hi guys, so after I deeded a rental house into an LLC, lets say the LLC's name is  "ABC LLC " .... So now the insurance should be in the LLC's name?
On the insurance policy it should say that the insured is "ABC LLC"...

Many landlords opt for modest rent decreases or propose multi-year leases with slight increases over the extended term to provide stability for both parties.

Thanks Yes, worrying about the due on sale clause is a valid concern, as it could potentially trigger the lender to call the loan due in full upon transferring the property into an LLC.

As you already know, the 121 exclusion doesn't provide much benefit if you've owned the rental for a long time.

Buying pre-construction properties in Latin America to flip within a short period of time is a risky strategy in general but even more so today given the rise in prices over the last few years.Medellin is a great place to invest provided you buy the right kind of property but not because it's still undervalued according to international standards.

I am sure they would not be the first foreigners to invest in the US, I just want to understand how can they do so by either minimizing (legally) their tax implications in the US or avoiding double taxation.Would you like to provide an update regarding this topic?

I'd start by getting some kind of idea of what it would cost you to provide a driveway.

If it's $390 for a doorbell change, wired, all in... ummm... might be on the high-end but it's def. not 'gouging' and def. not unreasonable.... sorry I know it's not what you wanted to hear, again I encourage you to hire those services yourself and you will quickly realize that the trades will charge you the same or likely more, without providing you all the 'extras' like contacting your tenant, or accessing  your property on their own without you present and then locking up, posting it to your property account ledger, etc. etc. --- if they even take the small job at all.

Dodd Frank will apply...see below.Not More Than 3 Properties Exemption Any person or entity cannot provide seller financing to an owner occupant more than 3 times in a 12 month period without using a MLO (mortgage loan originator).

Regardless of the type of loan (Dutch or non-Dutch), HML’s only provide rehab funds for work completed after some kind of inspection (in-person, photos).