Limited Liability Partnerships - What is an LLP? [ LLPs Explained ]

What is an LLP? and Why Should I Form a Limited Liability Partnership - LLPs in the uk
As the term suggests, an LLP is a type of partnership where the liability of each member is limited. In this case, to the investment/obligations made by each member. It is a helpful way of protecting a member’s personal assets, especially for businesses that tend to operate as general partnerships:-

Solicitors
Doctors
Architects
As you will notice, those involved in an LLP are referred to as members instead of directors, shareholders or guarantors. In some settings, you may see members referred to as “partners”. There must be a minimum of two members to register an LLP, but there is no upper limit on the number of members allowed.
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I have a question which does not seem to be answered anywhere and remains confusing. When setting up limited liability partnership, how to transfer properties on member's name to this partnership, there is mention about beneficial interest transfer agreement, but remains unclear is this is required and more importantly what is this, does it involve applications to land registry or an agreement in writing similar to how LLP agreement would be? Thank you