Hi Justin,Moving your properties to an LLC triggers the due on sale clause, there is not a whole lot you can do about that.

The change in ownership could also trigger a "due on sale" clause in the mortgage. 

@Marshall FairleyWhile I agree with @Ryan Blake that Myers, Networth & New Western get the MOST houses, I would recommend researching other investors experiences with these companies prior to pulling the trigger.  

When you are done, read them again. it is your responsibility to know the laws in which you need to be in compliance with. once you finish reading you will understand that the terms of a lease carry with the property, and are in full force and effect as though your signature was on the original lease.

Other than the general assumption that if the trade war spirals into chaos the economies overall would will an effect, possibly triggering an economic downturn.

However, on your primary home it will be more strict as there are a lot more federal compliance rules involved. 

When you are finding a property that matches your profile, the numbers are perfect, and you are ready to pull a trigger, what happens next?

I have never heard of a bank re-checking employment unless there’s an event that triggers it.

Other fees may include your share of the title transfer tax and in some places, if it is a foreclosed home, you might have to pay for sewage compliance certification.

I've flipped before, and will be an active investor who is not afraid to "pull the trigger".