If you have a loan, you may wish to look into due-on-transfer clauses.

I'm also mildy curious about the "Great Wealth Transfer" and could see myself buying a business at some point. 

If the trust mentions the real property, but you never actually transferred ownership of it into the trust, likely the trust terms don't govern it yet. 

@Scott Smith could I have a Texas series LLC take ownership of a Florida LLC  that has Florida property in it and provide the same protection or would have to have the property transferred in a Texas series LLC ?

I'm not an attorney so please consult one in your state to make your decisions.You could propose they master lease the property as a trial period BEFORE you agree to purchase terms which would transfer title. 

If the previous owner does not transfer the policy to you, I don't believe they are liable for your home.

Then you transfer your existing IRA funds (except Roth money) into the checking account associated with your trust.

My tenant will be transferring security deposit into my business account.

While a general rule is that you can purchase property in different states under an LLC formed in another state, you may wish to ensure that the LLC structure and path that you have set-up is appropriate for you and provides the benefits that you are looking for before transferring ownership into those LLCs.

I am currently having issues with the bank not allowing me to transfer it in to the nameof the LLC without refinancing.