The bank i deal with is in PA, 3 hrs away, everything i pay is online, utilities, mortgage etc. what i would do is open the business checking account at the bank you get the loan from. this way if you need to pay the mortgage you can just transfer the payment from your checking. as far as depositing, most banks now have an app to take pictures of the checks for depositing.

What will be needed is your employer to verify the transfer from CA to TX.

Most plans have a provision that if you want to pay it in full, you have one chance by either sending in a certified check for the funds or by ACH transfer from your checking account.The danger with this strategy is if you separate from your employer (quit, get laid off, etc.) then the loan must be paid within a given period of time (30 days) otherwise the outstanding balance of the loan will be considered a distribution and you will be taxed on the outstanding loan balance and you will have to pay the 10% early withdrawal penalty if it applies.

., transfer some or part of your existing employer 401k), one way of determining if your current employer will allow you access your retirement funds while still working for them, is to check the summary plan description (SPD) for the existing plan.

What I mean is, if you start with lender A, and get an FHA appraisal for the HECM, then decide to change lenders to lender B, you'd have to arrange a case transfer.  

.* The property is not sold and title is not transferred until the tenant exercises the option to buy.

We have some friends that are being transferred to the Nashville area because of his military job.  

@Brandon Halley Typically if you have 100% ownership of the business it was purchased under and then are transferring title to your personal name, you don't need to season for another 6 months.

The seller discounted the price of house a bit but asked us to transfer the lease to us (they wouldn't take it with them).

However, my lawyer says there's a possibility of lingering inheritance tax since the property was transferred to a son in 2014 who then never paid the taxes.