I will absolutely take into consideration your advice for being steadfast about having strict house rules in order to ensure that my tenants are mindful about treating the property with care.

I’m not from Ohio, but I looked online and it seems that you could file DTE 100 EX (Statement of Reason for Exemption...) as long as you are transferring it to your LLC for “no money or other valuable and tangible consideration.”They’ll likely want an affidavit to go along with it and I’d imagine you’d still need to pay the recording fee (inexpensive).

Hey Rob,Debt Coverage Ratio (better known as the debt service coverage ratio or DSCR) is essentially cash flow vs debt amount.Commercial lenders take DSCR into consideration on income properties, as cash flow is the primary and typically only driver behind CRE investments.

Rosen-Rager, 67 So.3d 29, 44 (Ala. 2010).This decision might have a considerable chilling effect on the process.While that is true, I will still make a call to a local title to find out what if anything would be required to have a policy issued without exception for prior owner's interests before running out and hiring an attorney who probably should do the same thing before initiating litigation, particularly light of this decision. 

A new roof can be a selling point but as long as the roof looks good & is leak proof then the value of the roof is only a fractional consideration when estimating a list price to sell the property.

@Rosa AponteYou're going to want to get professional advice at some point along the way.It may be a general partnership, like Ashish noted, if the activities rise to the level of a trade or business, and you have a profit sharing agreement (either verbal or written) in place.If the activities don't rise to the level of a trade or business, the answer will be a little different.If you're jointing holding investment property instead of dealing in property, the answer may be different.The key is having a professional advise you what positions are available, what positions are defensible, and which are most advantageous, taking into consideration your facts, circumstances, and goals.A general poll of the uninitiated isn't likely to produce much actionable advice here...IMHO...

I will take that into consideration.

What is the consideration you are declaring?

Before they install their lines, Comcast has submitted a 12-year non-exclusive agreement in which the consideration for granting them an easement on the property is $1.00 (one dollar). 

Family is a personal and important consideration.