Yes, you could get a loan and transfer it and ye it is possible they will make you refinance it.This subject has been extensively covered, might do a little searching.You'll find that instead of the LLC BS, good management is the first line of defense, then insurance, if you master these two aspects chances of getting sued will be very slim and in the event you are, you can laugh it off and go to sleep that night.You open an LLC for business reasons not as an asset protection ploy as it is a very poor method.

So the risk of any future loss during your ownership is slim and none.

I've been trying to add as many rentals as I can over the last few years but the pickings have been pretty slim in that market lately.

The likelihood of getting a deal right away when you begin in crei is pretty slim unless you have relationships with lots of people that could be part of an investing/wholesaling team, are actively networking and have a basic understanding of what your goals are and what steps you will take.

The odds of them not becoming sleazy and changing their whole persona is slim to none.Once in a while you get a bad apple and just have to move on.

Pickings are slim in the great areas.

I have to really make sure it is a deal and only slim my margins a little.  75% sounds reasonable for sure.  

You can't take something for $100,000 and sell it for $200,000 the next day, sure, but the odds of that are slim to none. 

The 15yr, yielding $150 a month is slim for maintenance.

Opportunities - There are slim pickings in Atlanta.