@Gregory Hiban Yes, the first notice of any problem came in November at which time the receipt and email came to convey a rough message about what happened.

The theory is that by using a WD, if a title defect comes to light after the conveyance, your Grantee, the LLC, can sue the Grantor, you, for a breach of the warranties and therefore you can submit a claim to the title insurance company and they will then take care of the problem. 

The loan documents are often drafted in such a way that any conveyance of title to another party would trigger the due on sale clause. 

Lastly when you take pictures remove the clutter in front of fireplace as they are meant to convey a image of the home.

In the broader sense of the term, relating to trust law, a trust is a centuries-old legal arrangement whereby one party conveys legal possession and title of certain property to a second party, called a trustee.

Market researchers are known to express a healthy skepticism for glib assumptions conveyed by managers and other consumers of market research about how the market works.

It doesn't matter what type of deed you get for the conveyance as long as a reputable title insurer will issue you an owner's title policy without exception for anything out of the ordinary. 

.- Sell and convey them the lot and let them go get a construction loan (this would be a normal lot sale agreement and you could choose to make the sale contingent on also signing a construction contract within a certain amount of days if you want) I think this is a pretty safe way from the builder's standpoint, but I think a lot of buyers may get overwhelmed sending them out into the world to get a construction loan and may either fail or get nervous.

I would convey to the tenant that you're legally entitled to enter with notice and they are violating the terms of the lease if they don't allow it. 

It's important to convey that value to the bank.