With standard wording, any transfer (subject to sale, wrap, AITD), an option, or a lease longer than three years will all trigger the due on sale.

Rent would be paid to the LLC and put into one of the accounts, expenses would be paid out of the LLC account, cash would be kept in the account for future expenses, then the remains would be transferred to my personal bank account.

Seller has agreed to consult with us for two months after transfer to help smooth any issues, plus indemnification from the seller re no outstanding or pending lawsuits, as of date of transfer, etc. 

But my attorney and I are having the foreclosure amended.rather than having the Condo Association proceed subject to the first mortgage, amend the Magistrate’s Decision to transfer the first mortgage to the proceeds.

If its only you and him that use that account, I would transfer the $$ in the account and close it.

Here is what page 5 of IRA Publication 560 states:https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p560.pdfHowever, if you are not self-employed, you may want to open a self-directed IRA and transfer the former employer plan into it.

If she's good, she can either provide 12 post dated checks, or arrange to have you paid automatically each month via electronic transfer.

From my understanding, the deed does not actually transfer to my name until the entire balance is paid.

It is completely unacceptable for him to not transfer the rent money that he has collected.

I imagine it wouldn't be easy not even for local tax advisor to explain this because tax officers or in worst case financial police could quickly come to my door asking me why did i announce the income ( * ) and pay taxes from low amount if incoming bank wire transfer transaction on my bank account shows much much much bigger amount (total selling amount and not the difference amount).