As comfortable as we might be at the moment, we know that eventually the music will stop and we want to have a seat when that time comes.

@Edit B.So if I understand, you as a person by a house and pay for it via a loan from xyz LLC.After you buy it you (the person) look to get a bank to refinance it.Not sure what that is getting you versus just paying cash for a house and refinancing.Banks will see you just bought it and the security instrument (note / mortgage would be recorded) so the bank will see it and not sure why the bank would treat either any differently.Definitely talk to some lenders.

A little bit about myself - I am a musician and music teacher by trade, I play in an original band called Mega Low and a 90s tribute band called SEGA Genecide which has run a successful weekly 90s night for the past 8 years.

Currently this is little more than a Sonos speaker integrated with my smart home system that ensures there’s some relaxing music playing for guests when they open the door after what is usually a long drive in.

If an irrevocable trust owns real estate, absent any limitations in the trust instrument itself, a Trustee can sell property within the boundaries of certain rules of the trust.  

I am also in the music industry, but I've found a new passion in real estate and I'm so excited to get things going. 

@Lucas Carl That's going to be music to everyones ears Luc "The Duke" Carl.Paul Sandhu - The Hugh Hefner of Working Mans STRs

When I do a direct download from the site I can play them through my Amazon music player.

Isn't the LLC an instrument for either tax or legal security?

The bank can’t stop you from transferring title to either an entity or a land trust for estate planning purposes (you are still on the hook for the security instrument is really all they will care about).