The buyer had gone through an expensive divorce, got transferred out of state & his live-in maintenance guy was a free loading nightmare.

So, after the transaction, you'll generally be subject to a due on sale clause, and your transfer of the property interest to someone else doesn't erase the full obligation of the property to the bank.

I am curious about Zelle - aren't there caps on the amount that you can transfer?

Are they transferable if I decide to discontinue service?  

There won't be a Canadian federal officer knocking on your door late at night and Canadian banks will be able to accept and transfer Canadian dollars.

Their default procedure is to wire transfer funds but since my bank, Wells Fargo, charges $15 to receive wires, I asked if they can send me a cheque image instead so I can mobile-deposit it.

My plan is to transfer the property from my name to the LLC sooner or later.  

BECU offered me one without even applying for 50K.Another option is the 5% Balance transfer for a year.But HML definitely should be your last option.

Well, given that whether or not the neighborhood has "noise problems" is one of the questions on the mandated Transfer Disclosure Statement in California, I can't see how stating that it doesn't have them would be a violation.

They are not responding and i'm not sure how to go about getting the additional money I even paid them to transfer the property to me.