I'm thinking about moving from the current property manager due to various issues with transfer of rent and lack of communication so this would likely involve some work in dealing with the current tenants and getting keys from the current property manager.I would very much appreciate any recommendation.

Also transferring to an LLC violated your due on sale clause in the mtg you are getting.

Having recently transferred to a new department, I am able to take advantage of the radio silence in the machine and listen to 7-8 Bigger Pockets Podcasts per shift!

Ask the title company to do their standard title insurance work for both buyer and seller.4) Do the due diligence on the property and allow the bank to do their underwriting process.5) Schedule the closing, wire the money, and sign all of the documents to transfer ownership.Is there anything that I'm missing or have left out?

But note that:Assignments trigger realty transfer taxes in PA.

If anything happens to the property, it is the lien holders loss...title transferred, but there is still a lien...this is a very problematic situation.

For the school issue, I've been told before by the Olympia School District that they do allow a limited number of student transfers from neighboring school districts, but they admit that there are always more transfer applicants than they can approve.

After you close you can just transfer to your created business entity unless your purchase agreement prohibits that. 

I've since discovered (in Clark County, NV) that all I have to do is transfer Title to a Trust and then we can transfer to the the names on the Trust.

LLC Formation: In Pennsylvania, you incur realty transfer taxes everytime you assign a sales agreement.