However, it's a block away from the metro and in a very walkable area.There's an identical layout a few doors down, which was converted to a duplex years ago.

Every property has it's own identity, deed, operating agreement, expense, etc. so tagging it as an LLC is not a big deal.  

We led with that detail about our identity as lesbians because we want to build a gay-friendly team and avoid any friction in this area down the road.

To hide your identity?

It's an identical situation to Austin prior to the tech boom.

As @Matt Devincenzo and @Chris Seveney have mentioned, the lender will need verification that the owner has passed away (death certificate) and that a will exists naming her son as the executor/heir to the state.Like Chris also mentioned, the son should still be receiving statements, and should also have his mother's SSN.

.- The property is under my LLC - I do not currently have W2 income or 2 years of self employment income verification (rehabbing houses full time) - I would like to keep the property under my LLC if possible, worst case in my personal name Thanks everyone and please let me know if I need to provide any more info for suggestions.

Assuming a person is going to like their property because of their sexual orientation or gender identity is discrimination.If a person posted "how can I market to white anglo saxon men" the moraloty trolls would be all over that person.

According to the National Institute of Building Sciences’s Off-Site Construction Council, when fully built, modular apartment structures reflect “the identical design intent and specifications of the most sophisticated site-built facility.”FASTEST GROWING SECTORLittle known fact: Multifamily was the fastest growing sector for the modular industry in 2018.

Selling property via anonymous transactions is kind of odd, because in order to take title you have to give up your identity anyway.