He doesn't work through any other business entity

No verbal and/or written promises and/or agreements have been made to rent the property to any person or entity past the close of escrow date, which is currently scheduled for: January 24, 2013.3.

Even though I always pay cash I finance the LLC's with another entity to strip any equity.She even wanted the books on the LLC's & resolutions approving said acquisitions & financing.

We were not actually planning on purchasing the rental property so quickly so we did not have our second entity set up yet, so we purchased and rehabbed it with our existing entity, which we have used solely for flipping.

And also when i wrote the offer i used my LLC entity so A to B i used the my LLC and from B C me and the en- buyer can i used my real name to flip my property can anybody clarify this for my sorry guys but this my first deal and I'm trying to keep it together not to be overwhelmed.

Then I will have the buyer (typically my client individually or another company through which they JV) assign the contract to the purchasing entity prior to closing.

They would handle the day-to-day operations and have controling interest.I don't yet know what type of business entity/structure we would use and would appreciate suggestions.

The selling bank can care or less if your offer is vested in your personal name or an entity.The following advise is from a liability and asset protection standpoint.You should be flipping in an entity and with adequate insurance always, not in your personal name.

Hi everyone, I have seen lots of posts about LLCs, and other disregarded entities for asset protection, in addition posts on Insurance policies etc.

Chris Cox I appraise multifamily, industrial, retail, office, land, and special purpose properties for lenders, attorneys, government entities, etc.