This isn't an obscure "deal breaker," potential tanks are exactly why you hired them.

You could try to obscure what you are doing with a trust, but probably not really worth the time, effort, and money and easy to screw up. 

@Mike Mosee, this does not avoid the due on sale clause, it obscures it.

@Brian Burke -- Good thoughts.I do have an obscure reason why I might need to go the FED ID route on one property and if so, then I will do all of them that way.

For example, if your asset protection strategy is to have a huge, confusing labyrinth of entities obscuring the ownership of your properties, you can't say it's a success story because you have never been sued or had a claim. 

Land trusts are somewhat more obscure than living trusts but I'm sure they can be part of a sound wealth strategy if used correctly.

The corporate con artists and criminals who have hijacked our state and rigged our financial system still speak to us in the obscure and incomprehensible language coined by specialists at elite business schools.

Doesn't change the fact the DOS was violated, only obscures that it was violated.Ed claims the DOS violation can be reversed by deeding back to the borrower.

Thus, try 3 quoted EVERY project and make sure at least one sub is obscure like off a message board or something.

If you're just doing it for money, prestige, parental approval, as a safety net, or to come at RE from some obscure angle, then you shouldn't waste your time and money.