Now that I've graduated with a good job lined up I'm finally ready to take the first steps in beginning a new journey in buy and hold real estate.I'm currently living in the Tualatin/Tigard area and working as a mechanical engineer for a large semiconductor firm.

I'd love to learn what everyone's strategy (or detailed steps) to pull a property under your personal name into an LLC. 

Like everything it gets easier as you go along, and for many people the increased risk is worth the potential for increased reward.The upside of turnkey is that there is very little work involved after the initial due diligence you do to select your provider.

What step of the process are you on?

While initial cost may be a little higher, the money and time can save in the long run is well worth it to me plus the piece of mind I have knowing my tenants are safe and I have someone watching over my property electronically when I am not there.  

We stay with our borrowers through out every step of the commercial lending process to ensure the loan closes properly and in a timely fashion. 11 Capital Finance personally handles all title insurance issues, property insurance issues and does all of the coordinating with every party involved in the transaction for our clients.

You just took one of the most difficult steps in real estate investment; the first step.

Whats the first step I need to take after we agree upon a price and numbers?

Now this is different from our initial meeting and his take was that the house would sell and at 320K.

What are the steps necessary to reclaim ownership?