Im at the point where im done studying and want to start pulling the trigger. 

I am, however, coming across some discussions mentioning that a prospective lender or bank you'd be working with on the refinance may be able to see that the title on said property was slyly financed to yourself through your LLC and this could/would be likely to trigger a "Due on Sale Clause" which would screw everything up totally??

I’m still probably a year to a year and a half from being ready to pull the trigger on my first deal.

Now it will be a matter of actually pulling the trigger and buying a home.It starts with the learning that you appear to have done quite a bit for.

-First off I’m not worried about the bank triggering the due on sale or acceleration clause because my lender has already given me the thumbs up.

I know with this being your first rental, the idea of vacancy is scary, but please trust me; a month of vacancy while you wait for a great tenant is going to save you thousands of dollars, hundreds of hours and immeasurable amounts of stress compared to what will happen if you pull the trigger on a questionable tenant because you are eager.

Just open escrow and close as normal.. title company will send for a reinstatement figure you put your downpayment they reinstate for you all is good.Not sure if this will trigger the Alienation clause or not.. technically it does but that's at lenders discretion. 

Drive Dryad, Nebling, and surrounding streets before pulling the trigger, and see what flood insurance will cost.

As people have mentioned it isn't easy to find properties right now, you should get your financing in order so you are ready to pull the trigger quickly when something comes along. 

Finally, with the market like it is everywhere right now, you have to be ready to pull the trigger immediately- if you hesitate, you'll lose out to an investor who does not.