There's also the ability for investors to invest in these areas via a qualified opportunity fund which has a lot of tax benefits.When you sell a property, there are usually some tax advantages if you've lived there 2 of the past 5 years. 

.- Vacant Houses- Empty Nesters- Tax Delinquent- Code Violations & Others (Probates, Pre-Foreclosures, water shut-off etc.)2) - Skip trace the list (you can use any providers)Here's some reputable ones that I've used:Batchskiptracing or "dataskip"If you're dealing with probate or if the primary owner is passed onSkipgenie (For manual individual skiptrace, these will also show the relatives of the person ).3) - Call the list - Pick up the phone and dial those numbers.You can use Calltools or Readymode (Whatever youre preference is)Cold calling is too hard for you?

So its a modified A for me ( consider taxes / with holdings ). 

I have successfully funded a purchase from a Scorporation (files 1120S tax return) owned property by a borrower with 25% down payment (investment/non owner)  from funds in other personal accounts other than the scorporation's accounts.

Doing so would trigger the need to pay Taxes on gains, additional closing/agent costs to sell our properties, and provide no residual income or capture of any benefits related to holding a property in a high growth area.

If vesting changes, you can also lose your tax free gain when you sell.

I have a property in Miami-Dade county that I am attempting to reduce the property tax.

So basically, your parents shouldn't face any tax consequences as long as they're just contributing the property to the LLC and not selling it.However, it's important to be aware of the potential for reassessment of the property's value, which might impact property taxes.

Intangible Tax to Simplifile2.

Tax Advice: What tax considerations should I be aware of as a Canadian investor doing Fix and Flips in the U.S.?