If you have the capital, put it to work instead of selling off what could be performing asserts in favor of risky foreign investments.

Have them look at your home re it being nice, or nicer than most homes, assert that you'll pay the lot rent whether the home is rented or not....

@Travis Wylie can post his comps and it will become clear quickly if Travis' assertions about you inflating the properties ARV were true or not. 

An indirect transfer includes changing membership in the LLC without notifying the lender.As a practical matter, most big banks seem fine accepting on time payments since they aren't as aware or as assertive as @Ron S. and his bank.

I would add that you can leverage the expertise of others which likely surpasses yours, benefit from economies of scale, diversify geographically, and park some cash in an asset class that is historically pretty recession resistant, given the right project.I do have to slightly disagree though with the above assertion that syndications are completely passive.

The deed restriction in the FNMA addendum is very specific, and conflicts with your assertion.

I still stand by my assertion that you have no legal prohibition from offering someone money.

The only way that this would be possible is if the transaction was not listed on the MLS which in most cases would require a client signed waiver (since the MLS wants to have all possible listings, it typically prohibits agents from listing off MLS unless there is a waiver signed by the client).Listen, I'm not saying that banks care about MLS rules or that ultimately they dont get their way 99% of the time, but I am saying that you are 100% wrong in your assertion that the rules don't apply to banks.

I remember, however, reading a Fed study that asserts buying a home is a better investment as the implicit income, being equivalent to the rent of the same property, is tax free.

One issue that is not addressed directly, but rather you mention it obliquely by your assertion that you will buy using cash or cash alternatives.