And I am working on setting up tenant cloud so they can pay online that way.

A few challenges I could see are as follows: 1)Investor A needs to have assurance that if their property sells that the cloud placed on it by Investor B can be easily remedied.

To be brutally honest, owning your "home" creates an emotional tie to a place that will always, always, always cloud your judgement (also, from experience, don't register to vote at any current address.

@Chance Cooperthere are a lot of cloud applications that make running your business automated.

Title tithe house will be clouded as it would have passed to the estate of the deceased spouse when there was no private if her will to direct title to vest it differently.  

I do bookkeeping and cloud back office implementation for real estate companies.

We all use crystal balls - - sadly, they're always clouded by something :grin:Seriously, local jobs report is a leading indicator. 

I see you're in St Cloud.

This included recreating all of Fannie/Freddie/FHA/VA underwriting paperwork, with all of the exact relevant formulas, etc, in the cloud.- Requires that everyone be tech savvy.

There are ways to cloud the fact that you have transferred beneficial interest, but in my estimation, and I am pretty sure the lender would feel the same way, you are still violating the Due on Sale clause.