Whether it is easy or complex depends on the easement type, easement holder and if they are around and can 'vacate' the rights for you.

However they create the ability for the policy holder to leverage the wealth that they have created into creating more wealth and then passing that wealth onto their heirs.  

If you do not have a clear roadmap or clean info on the circumstances / motivations of the borrowers as well true data on the 1st lien holder, you will put your self if a precarious position.

The new rules state you can transfer into a LLC if the mortgage holder is the primary LLC owner.

The financing however might be a challenge, It would have to be a mixture of say 20% hard money who are willing to be second of any lien and the balance raised by local banks who would probably insist on being first lien holders.

You are looking for a "place holder".

Including borrowers and other lien holders.   

You are trading nickles for dollars not to mention you will be endangering the license holder.

And if it is a check credit, line of credit, or credit card, did you know you can be liable for eternity with the only way to release your obligation is with permission of the primary account holder?

They do all the finishing touches like hanging doors, trimming the home, and little things like door stoppers, knobs, toilet paper and towel holders ect.