Insurance paid off my loan and the remaining $144000 needs to be used to purchase a different property.

What is your experience in doing so for the following areas:- Landlord insurance policy (I learned and confirmed with agents that my name would remain, and we just go ahead and add the LLC into it also) (This will also be under an umbrella policy)- Loan (I learned that as long as the LLC is owned by the original primary loan holder, they will not need to call on the loan)- What are the TAX advantages/disadvantage of doing this (my status is not full-time investor, still hold full time W2 job, and a SMLLC)Thank you very much BPeers!

You may have to take the life insurance loan one month in advance and let sit the money in your bank account to satisfy the lender.

Get that Attorney, go to the GCs office, don't leave until you're all satisfied!

KW offered me a way to pay up to a certain amount and then I would “cap” for the remaining part of the year and earn basically 100% commission for the remaining time, resetting each year on an anniversary date.

assuming I'm satisfied with the numbers, there is one more thing that needs to satisfy, and that is if the property is saleable.

One with the tenant removed before closing and a LOWER one with the tenant remaining.

I would make the effort to pay down the new loan as much as possible so that equity remains available for the next deal. 

Can I use traditional banks or hard money to fill the remaining required down payment?

The historically high spread between the 10 year treasury and cap rates could potentially compress somewhat if rates rise, so that cap rates could remain the same for a period of time within a rising rate environment.2.