I draft wrap packages, but you will want to close at a title company. 

Consider it part of the "package," the investment property and the funds on hand. 

The question, I  am trying to resolve is moving the property (albeit an investment property) from one owner to a multi-member LLC as it opens up the ownership to multiple people who were not part of the original loan package.  

If you live in Sandy and have a duplex in Midvale its easier than having 2 single family houses in different locations say Cottonwood Heights and West Jordan.The final part I would bring up is Multifamily units will be easier to be used for portfolio loans in the later games because it meets the physical definition of packaged real estate.

Conventus says they can close in 5 days from submission of a full package whatever that is.Like @Randy Thomason said, private lending, for these types of loans, is the way to go. 

@Mark Skaff Here are the basic tools and resources you need to get you started:Listing Platforms:Realnex.com - I useCostar.com - I useCatalyst.com - I useBrevitas,com - I useCrexi.com - I useLoopnet.com - I do not useCRM, customer relationship management options, you only need one:Realnex - I useClientlookApto - SalesforceDigsyMarketing package creator, you only need one:Buildout - I useRealnex - I useMicrosoft PublisherAdobe InDesignMarket and financial analysis - advanced tool:STBD - Site-To-Do-Business (Demographic and Psychographic) - I useCostar.com - Rent and sold comp and market analysis data - I useThe Analyst Pro - Online Financial Analysis toolHP10bii calculatorFuel.com - financial analysis toolRPR Commercial - I useNot all these are mandatory and there are many more that compete with the above, these are ones I've used in the past or currently using now.The key is that you have a listing platform outside the MLS, a CRM to track you contacts, clients, properties and deals, a way to create a stunning marketing package, and market and financial analysis tools.

Think through how you want to package the investments.

I would encourage you to try to make it to a Meetup in Tulsa.When it comes to your first investment or purchase, there are some great owner occupant loans and packages that you can take advantage of. 

There is usually a bidder package that will give the name of the person who last owned the house. 

It has to have a minimum spread of 25% for him to be interested.After 4 days of looking I found a package of 2 properties on craigslist.