If I were to purchase a property with a vacation home loan would I be able to move it to the LLC without triggering the due-on-sale clause?   

I can be a bit of a gambler, and I'm accustomed to just pulling the trigger and either succeeding or learning from empirical data, but I feel like I'm handcuffed for the near future.In any case, I'm just here to dump some of my crazy into the world and see what conversations spark up.

Instead of just pulling the trigger and buying a single family house, I thought of trying to sound proof the walls/ceilings.

One more tip – people remember stories that trigger their emotions.

However, visitor accomodation will trigger a refusal because STR is not permitted in the RM1 district. 

I thought about doing something similar in an area I already invest in but haven't pulled the trigger.

These are great questions, we help newbies overcome analysis paralysis by letting them examine one deal at a time with all the data they need to make a pass or pull the trigger.

Anyway, if it’s murkier than that, and there are circumstances that trigger some sort of non-compliance zoning/code issues, then you’re at whatever the hell process they say, and you better follow it through, cuz they have the law on their side if that’s the case. 

I almost pulled the trigger on the program.

Even then, some ends you won't be able to tie (such as a acceleration clause), however, in practice, the lender barely triggers the escalation clause.