Oftentimes there is a due on sale clause in residential mortgages that triggers if you transfer it to another entity.

My international bookings, which usually comes from Booking com, have completely dried up ever since the dollar got real strong against foreign currency. 

I own all different types of real estate assets, a few laundromats, a few dry cleaners, and a payment processing company.

So buying occupied homes is something you want to be careful about.. its not juust cut and dry.

Sorry for triggering you.

It is banned anyways, but I point it out to all the guests.We are in Idaho and it doesn't take much to spark a wildfire in the hot, dry summer.

Please don’t choose a first property that is going to suck you dry and cause you to give up.

I'm looking for advice on how to feel more comfortable pulling the trigger on my first out of state rental property.

I remember being up all hours of the night trying to plug in all the If/Then scenarios and responses and triggers and Stops and .... maybe one day I'd pay someone else to keep up with it ... but it that case maybe I should just pay them and skip the platform lol ... also I stopped using it because I got way too weary of texting/calling in Texas after reading about people getting sued and the no statute of limitations that can result in someone waiting years to sue if they get 'solicited' without opting in, etc, etc ... wasn't worth it to pay monthly to just open myself up to getting sued....

Since your Boston condo is in an LLC, transferring the title to your personal name to satisfy the lender could potentially trigger tax issues or disqualify the exchange.