You may need to seek legal counsel on this.2) Get all the info about your rental property as possible: leases, rent ledgers, tenant contact info, etc.3) Start looking for a new PMC4) Execute your termination notice5) Once transfer is complete, circle back to decide if worth suing them.

The happiest day of my investing career was when I transferred ownership to all those houses in one transaction and to never ever go there again with that asset class.But thats me.. section 8 can work but its not as passive as folks claim.

Could you gift the down payment to your mother in law so she can buy it and then transfer title to you when your house is done?

I would still work with a title company on this and let your lender know (if you have one) of the name change and what you are doing so they do not think you are selling the property.Another option would be to create a living trust for estate purposes and transfer it into the estate.

I have a contact at a military contractor that has employees transfer in for a 3-5 year gig.

But they are working hard to try and make the permits non-transferable.

Too many stories of hacking to get at wire transfers, etc.

I’m sure someone will tell you that you can transfer title of the house after closing, but what purpose would that serve?

I’m leaning towards the Fannie Mae route but have no idea the process to transfer it to your LLC later.

Here are title cost numbers from my last deal in Lake Oswego ($625k sales price):Title agent fee: $1100Owner's title policy: $1425Recording fee: $350MERS: $25There may be transfer taxes depending on what county the property is in, as well.Chris