The loan would remain in his name and the deed would be transfered in you and your husbands name.

I am not exactly sure but on all the deals I fund in that state.there are many fee's that need to be paid to transfer title. these are county city school  Tranfer tax  I would go to the county recorders office and ask them what has to be provided to record the transfer deed thats a free way to know what is required.

Then you'll just bring in a title company (this is a necessity no matter what) to run the title and transfer portion of the transaction.

Today I sent a very professional email, as my renter is late over 15 days and according to my management contract they will contact me by the 10th is issues for rent/monies, and I had heard nothing, they also never respond to a visit or pictures of my property...and then he responded to my email with 30 days notice to cancel on agreement, I need to find new management...I was already looking but thought I had to go through March as a renter that they provided is through March, I am needing a bit of mentor support on what then happens to the tenants monies that are in escrow from move in, do they need to transfer that to me, or to a new property management company?

Did this HELOC transfer to the new properties or was something overlooked during the sale 3 years ago? 

I have my prop's in my name but have considered transferring to an LLC by addresses, but kept thinking there's gotta be a better way because that's just way too much paperwork and bookkeeping for me.  

We'd continue following this method until we buy a property under the LLC or transfer ownership of our properties to the LLC.

Essentially, they drafted a resolution to the LLC, which stated that: 1) on behalf of the LLC, the members are authorized to execute and deliver resolutions, 2) certify that the following changes were duly adopted and are in force, 3) remove member from LLC in accordance with your operating agreement, 4) revert ownership interest back to the remaining member (you), 5) resolve that the removed member will no longer have any ownership interest in the LLC, and 6) then add the new member (your wife) in accordance with your operating agreement, transferring whatever ownership interests you desire from the percentage that you possess.

He said I could just transfer it into the LLC a year later with a Fannie Mae loan.

His team says they ACH transferred it to my account, My bank never received the money, and the team is pushing  the responsibility back on me to track down the money.