Through my research I've found that when transferring a title from your name into an LLC might trigger a "due-on-sale" clause from the bank, in which you'd have to come up with all the money owed on the house.

Transferring title from my name to an entity would trigger the due-on-sale clause.

So I can obviously lease the office building back to my company for a non-audit triggering amount. 

Because I had been burned bad in RE before that I was too gun-shy to pull the trigger on anything even though I knew inside houses were ridiculously cheap and so was the market. 

I choose to wait for a better time frame to pull the trigger on my first fix and flip. 

Thing is I have to pull the trigger today.

I am going to just give this a shot and hope I trigger a few Keyword Notifications and field some responses. 

This COVID-19 situation is triggering a lot of panic related thinking.

Here was her response:"In any shutdown due to a scare or pandemic of coronavirus, there would be no requisite direct physical loss or damage to the insured’s premises to trigger the coverage."

Yes, it's possible this could trigger the due on sale clause, but it has been my experience (and many others on this site) that the bank doesn't care who is paying the mortgage, so long as the checks keep coming.