That is backward; speak to a PM before you pull the trigger on investment property, not after.  

Claiming income, probably losses on something you didn't own may trigger audit flags.

He talks about buying a house a house though has yet to pull the trigger because of the "neighborhood".

Outside of your personal circle, you should build a network of lenders, contractors, Realtors, and other investors in your market who you can connect with when its time to pull the trigger on a deal.Best of luck to you moving forward!

It's that you're going to buy or borrow personally and then after you get that money personally you're going to deed that property out into your llc for liability purposes which does trigger the due on sale clause.

Thus triggering the Due-On-Sale Clause.

I did reach out to one lender (Pennymac), who said they could potentially do this based on my financials, but to not make any draw until ready to pull trigger on new property otherwise it could make it more difficult. 

I'd be investing in Washington, Missouri a medium sized up and coming town I grew up in and i'm weighing my options to pull the trigger and get a property or to wait for the market to level off.

Yes, this triggers due on sale clause of loan docs, but just make the payments on time and banks generally don't care that much.Assume the loan: Bank will generally underwrite you, but you basically take over loan where they left off. 

Also within commute to a few military bases and multiple highways @Allen Wu - I would pull the trigger in a heartbeat if it was a deal.