My aunt, who was a real estate broker was instrumental in sharing with me the importance of earning income and creating passive streams through real estate investing.

Approaching loans which are long term debt instruments (ex: 30 year term) hoping for short term gains and exits really is a recipe for disaster.   

I’d like to automate that entire process if I could.Thanks in advance,Jose

The applicant had this RE agent fill out my automated application on the web and did a terrible job of it leaving it amazingly incomplete with a bunch of "N/As" just to try and rush this applicant through.I waited for 48 hours and reposted. 

Once the docs are drawn up, you get them signed and notarized and have either the attorney or title company record the financing instruments with the county recorder.

Just treat it totally automated and hands off.Can't let that sh1t happen dude. 

While in the interim being a good tax instrument and getting reasonable appreciation. 

Tenant owned homes tenants can be trained to use rent payment systems that automate collecting rent.  

In the general (unchallenged, 'clean' security instrument) case, it's not long and not really that expensive.Yes, a deed transfer (deed in lieu) is also possible...

The LLC does create some level of complication of enforcing the remedies provided in the security instrument and note and for a new inexperienced borrower, I don't think they will extend that risk on the first deal because of those underlying ideas.As many folks pointed out, you really don't need the LLC for protection on deal number 1.