Austin has an extreme shortage of housing metro wide presently.

We manage a wide variety of properties, from the average investment property to luxury living, SFH and MFH and even condos. 

There are a number of other threads discussing the level of risk involved when transferring ownership of property financed under a conventional loan from an individual to an LLC, with a wide variety of opinions on the due on sale issue.

There is absolutely 0 curiosity on the reasoning for this, NAHB (National Association of Home Builders) has been warning of this for about a decade, as well as all of us in the building world, to which we were widely ignored, well here ya go. 

I did try to do some research online first, but everything I've found has been very subjective or had wide spread variables, which made it hard to figure out.OFFER$240,000OWED$205,000AGENT COMMISSION5%CLOSING ATTORNY$1500THANKS AGAIN!

that would not fit a normal RE- agent transaction (which is less than 4% of all US-wide sells).

We have a tenant that is not paying rent and claiming the nation wide eviction moratorium.Do we have any recourse for this and do we just have to deal with him not paying rent

You'll get a wide variety of answers.

They beat out the local bank I use for my smaller properties by a wide margin.

Have also recently heard from a lender that it needs to be a double-wide and built after a certain date for them to lend on it so may want to check that out as well.