If you are active military and likely to be transferred at least a few times, you might consider buying your car outright and saving every penny you can.

Hello BP, I just finished filing for my first real estate LLC and I had just had a question on how to transfer my property to my LLC.I own the property free and clear.I have never transferred a title or even owned a LLC, so any information, tips, or strategies on the subject would be great. 

You can pull deed transfer info, and mail a letter to anyone who has placed a private mortgage on a recent transfer. 123 Main Street - John Smith sells to Jane Doe, mortgagee Jimmy John for $75K You mail Jimmy John a letter saying you can earn him great returns. 

In the past when I discussed account transfers for a property they wouldn't even confirm my tenants' name.  

You should get a transferable warranty, engineers report and a sketch of where the piers are.

The risk is transferred to the lender to an extent, as long as the debt is non-recourse. 

Adjustable Rate Index: One Year T-Bill (1 Yr C T) Change Index: 2.75% Rate Change Frequency: Annually First Change Date: 11/01/2010 Int Rate not <: 2.75% Int Rate not >: 10.87% Maximum Interest Rate: 10.87% Interest Only Period: Prepayment Penalty Rider: No Prepayment Penalty Term: Mortgage Record Recording Date: 07/31/2001 Document #: 2001-222392BK-PG - Loan Amount $211,500 Loan Type: Unknown Loan Type TD Due Date: 08/01/2031 Type of Financing: Interest Rate: Lender Name Lender Type: Lending Institution Borrowers Name Vesting: Joint Tenants Prior Transfer Recording Date: 11/07/1989 Document #: 15463471 BK-PG - Price: $220,000 Document Type: First TD: N/A Type of Sale: Mortgage Doc #: Interest Rate: Lender Name: Buyer Name: Buyer Vesting: Seller Name: Legal description Abbreviated Description.

She has been paying taxes ever since and just wants to get rid of it, and is willing to just let me have it if I do the leg work of getting it transferred to me legally.

Loan remains in the seller's name while title transfers to you.

But not the big ones like transfer taxes, two title insurance policies, lender fees, and appraisal fee.