Read your mortgage/deed of trust and/or security agreement...transfers can be defined broadly and transferring title to a LLC, even if you are the sole principal of that LLC, can trigger an acceleration of the note payment and give the lender the right to demand payment in full of the outstanding note balance.

On your renovation improvements all of that is depreciated separately from the structure, also starting from when it's placed in service but with a half year or mid quarter convention on accelerated property.

 Keep the W-2, it'll accelerate building your portfolio.

In our lease agreement, there is an acceleration clause.

I'm also assuming this was not a commercial loan.if its not a commercial loan, you should not have to worry about any loan acceleration.

Fannie requires you wait 6 months before doing so to avoid the acceleration clause.I have a few investors who like to vest in Inter Vivos Living Trusts with conventional instead of switching over to entities. 

The transfer can trigger an acceleration clause in the mortgage agreement, making the entire amount outstanding immediately due in full.

I plan to keep sharing my opinions and thoughts publicly, and to continue to expect wiser folks than I to let me know how wrong I am so that I can continue to accelerate my learning.- Patience and Commitment - All of the things above are exponential, and all of the areas of my business and life seem to be compounding.

Will the economy get a second wind of accelerating job growth?

Think of it as a slow acceleration - how can you put yourself in a position each month to rapidly accumulate more cash, until you are in a position to buy a decent low-end rental property in Aurora or Denver in the next year or so?