If you do pull the trigger on these things just diversify.

I'm curious on how to go about paying the down payment so that I will not potentially trigger a "due on sale clause", when I transfer the Deed to my LLC.

One more tip – people remember stories that trigger their emotions.

Considering you purchased in June and with the drastic increase in rates over the last month, everyone we are working with we are recommending to line up the refinancing: get through processing and underwriting, but don't "pull the trigger" on it until rates soften. 

If you take the loan individually, you can later transfer the property to the LLC, but that may trigger due-on-sale clauses or tax implications.3.

The tradeoff on the joint financing is going to be the (refi) costs associated w any transfer of ownership, HOWEVER transferring title to the LLC is unlikely to trigger due on sale (b/c it sounds like most banks simply aren't monitoring and/or enforcing due on sale in these instances) which would make the ownership (sans the actual mortgage note) more easily transferable than exiting your position as an individual owner?

I’m looking to become an investor in the KC area and I was curious if I should pull the trigger on a multi family or single family home with the VA loan?

This can happen due to moisture damage or improper installation techniques such as using too much adhesive or not allowing ample time for drying before walking on them.

It would be a big mistake to pull the trigger on a property in an area like that.

When you do ceilings you only have to paper/ plastic the light fixtures and maybe some smoke alarms, you can hang plastic over windows, but the paint is usually dry before it hits them and wipes off easily.