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The key mistake when transferring property into a limited liability company (LLC) is the use of a quitclaim deed. This type of deed doesn't provide warranties and indicates to third parties that the person behind the LLC or trust is still connected to the transaction, even if their name is not visible on the deed. Unlike when purchasing property, where a warranty deed is typically used, a quitclaim deed suggests that the transferor (Clint, in this case) is involved on both sides of the transaction. It’s crucial to choose the correct deed type to ensure proper conveyance of property ownership into the LLC or land trust.