@Lam LeYou need to create a trust and then speak with a title company to transfer the title.You may want to get professional help from an attorney and a title company to help facilitate the transfer.

To assist you on your trip, consider the following steps:Educate Yourself: Learn more about East Coast real estate markets, home hacking, and real estate investment by utilising online classes, podcasts, and books.Local networking can be facilitated by joining online forums, meetings, or networking events for real estate investors.

Now, "Assigning" a property is legal and will be facilitated by local title companies.

Be sure to check on if your state has any specific rules.Real estate agent - since you already have a buyer you might be able to find an agent who will facilitate everything for you for either a discounted percentage or a flat fee.

Your financial account structure depending on what your entity structure looks like; your transaction flow; what software you are currently using if any; how involved you want to be with your accounting above the minimum involvement; how you plan to grow your portfolio and making sure your books are set up to facilitate that growth; if you have any FLIPS those transactions are accounted for with a different method than your rentals; etc etc etcI'm sure you don't want to unpack all of those nitty-gritty details on this thread.

I facilitated investor communication through Google Sheets along with collecting payments for reimbursement.

Banks are making the decisions, so while you want to blame ADC for any number of things, they're merely a facilitator collecting a vig.

Roofstock is just a big platform that facilitates and connects buyers, sellers, agents, and property management for a fee.

The primary driver for going Pro was so I could create a BP meetup, and help facilitate networking in my local area, but I'm curious on how I should go about doing it.  

Who will facilitate the logistics such as amortization schedule, fees, penalties, etc?