I did reach out to the title company for assistance, but they advised they could only assist if we wanted to transact/sell the property to the LLC.

@Lisa T.It is super simple and you are not missing anythingTook me six minutes to do first one and 3 minutes for the othersWhenever anything new like this comes out companies like registered agents etc chomp at the bit and use fear tactics to make it seem hard to get you to pay.

By way of example, this could have been a civil engineering error, a disclosure issue on the part of the seller, an error by the title company for failing to record the legal description correctly etc.

I haven't had good experiences with the home warranty companies myself, just not worth it to me.I used to stress when someone called me with an issue too, so I get it.

Looking at and managing a property in another state would probably require a property management company, or something

I just wanted to see if there was a better company or to see if I'm on the right track.Thank you so much for your time.

The current tax assessment value of my property is $119,700 and I pay $4,188.30 annually in taxes. (2023 tax year)My house was recently revalued by an appraisal company with a 2024 assessment of $254,000.

I'm buying a HUD condo and the title company is telling me that I'm to pay for the lender's title insurance as well my own title insurance and I'm not sure how that works.  

This is a question on refinancing- If I own a property in a Llc company with lots of equity, I refinance, that money is classed as tax free as it’s a loan/debt?

What site do you all use to write contracts/leases with companies that are the leasees?