You can try quit-claiming to an LLC after you close, but you risk the triggering the Due on Sale clause that nearly every mortgage has now.

ZERO thought, not an ounce of consideration as to HOW that all happens, is funded etc... 

I talk to people every day that are "waiting to see what happens" and "waiting for rates to come down", too many to count.People want to buy property but don't feel comfortable pulling the trigger now with so much uncertainty which has led us to having more inventory since 2010 in Austin.

For me cash flow is very ATTRACTIVE, BUT, it has to be relative to risk; relative to my lifestyle considerations, and relative to equity movement.  

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(I also don't know for sure if that is the route I will go, but I wanted to take it into consideration.)

idk) He also said that any question should have triggered due diligence on the bank’s part.

So yes separation would trigger automatic sell.The exception for this is perhaps midwest.

This way you can begin making money in real estate so when your ready to pull the trigger you will already have more knowledge on how to look at a deal and the money to invest in making it happened.