Her question was Concerning closing costs with a contract, who pays Recording Fee, Escrow Fee, Transfer Tax Fee, possible Attorney Fee, pro-rated property tax, etc ...? 

We would then create a new LLC for our personal training business, and a third LLC to transfer the property deed to. 

Traveling nurses, executives, interns, people between houses, people renovating their home, people displaced by fires or natural disasters, and many others have managed to rent homes for more than a month and less than a year before "medium-term" existed as a category and this new term does nothing to change that.

Unfortunately, when we did our best to be a light for those last-minute responders and others stuck without entry into their country of origin due to the international lock-down, an individual took advantage of our good intentions.

If you accepted a deal at $320,000.You will prolly net around $290,000 if you factor in realtor fees, transfer taxes, title costs, etcThat means you will lose $80,000 on the deal($370,000 less $290,000).I am a little skeptical that you will make up for the $80,000 on a new deal.

Transferring FROM my LLC to my personal name in order to do a HELOC, what are the pros/cons.

I am an intern currently working for a property management firm in the DFW area and I have been seeing a trend that people are much more reluctant to rent high-end homes.

You could look in your local area and see if you can intern/work for free/get an entry level position with someone who already is actively having success investing in commercial.

After your 4-5 property(s) then transfer to LLC.

I'm trying to get a job transfer so I have a full time job waiting for me there.