I currently have a professional collared shirt for my LLC when I go to appointments.

Glad to be here, and look forward to meeting some awesome professionals along the way to success!   

Transferring real estate to an LLC can be done without tax consequences, but you need to speak to a professional.

Also a SoCal professional investing in Indy. 

Now I'm not a CPA or tax attorney so this is just my understanding, please consult with appropriate professionals but if you were to live in it as your primary residence than you should be exclude from long-term capital gains up to $500K  (for a couple) of profit when you go to sell it, not sure what your intention was on length of time that you two would live there or desire to sell it down the road.

I intend to have a structural engineer out to inspect the place as well as other various professionals to ensure the building is in decent shape.

I'm an agent here and would love to have a chance at an phone conversation, but at the very least....can give you some names of agents that I've enjoyed working with, that are professional, and are quick to communicate.

I ordered a 3-way topsoil mix (1/3 sand, 1/3 silt, and 1/3 sawdust) and what was delivered was a very poor quality product (I talked to 4 different industry professionals, who all believed he delivered fill dirt with some wood shavings added to it.  

I ordered a 3-way topsoil mix (1/3 sand, 1/3 silt, and 1/3 sawdust) and what was delivered was a very poor quality product (I talked to 4 different industry professionals, who all believed he delivered fill dirt with some wood shavings added to it.

Readers are advised to seek professional advice.