I think the biggest issue is that I would be buying property with my name (my lender doesn't loan to LLCs) and then I would have to transfer to the LLC after closing.  

Hello BP, i'm planning to do a wrap around mortgage in Malaysia but there some difficulty when it came to transfer the property title to the buyer, according to some attorneys i talked too.

We made a multimember LLC with family members and are deeding SFR (no mortgage) into LLC name. Does anyone know if we have to pay stamp tax when switching the title into LLC in FL? I'm getting very different answers.

It might be something to do with larger-scale economic factors (city heavily relies on a large employer/industry sector), or might be due to some sort of new local issue, or, again on the employer bit, maybe there's a large number of military families living there that are being transferred (I'm not military, that might not be realistic).Whatever the underlying issue is just do your due diligence finding out what it is.

I talked with the Title Agent and she said that the last months and security deposit could not be transferred to us because there is now technically no tenant.  

They connected the BUYER and the SELLER, and rightfully were paid handsomely for their efforts when title transferred at closing from the SELLER to the BUYER.To contrast that with the transaction conducted by astute real estate entrepreneur Josselyne Lugo (watch closely), the parties are:*SELLERS, who have elected to sell on their own, thus creating the mythical and elusive deal, a For Sale By Owner (FSBO) situation.

The are two separate, distinct transactions.Transaction (1) involves transfer of title pursuant to an existing encumbrance.

If all the owners are deceased only a court can transfer the title. 

Typically you would pay the seller their equity and then take over payments on their mortgage after they transfer title to you.

. ___________ WILL PAY ALL TRANSFER COSTS.