I'm wondering about liability and protections for Landlords accepting electronic transfers from tenants.

When I withdraw I just do a online bank transfer from my rental account to whatever account I need to.

I'm planning to transfer to a LLC after the purchase, understanding the "due on sale" clause is unlikely to be enforced.

Real estate agents and appraisers have access to their local MLS (Multiple Listing Service) and can pull all the recent sales data for a particular area. 

@Nick BrubakerIf you get a conventional/Fannie loan, they now allow you to transfer into a whole lot owned single member LLC with no due on sale issues.

I talked to a title company and it seems straight forward transferring the deed.

Even if they can see you used to own a property, when properly transferred it will look like it was sold to investors.

Look at the data over a long period of time.

Go for both--umbrella now, then transfer into LLC. 

And since rent increases ultimately must come from inflation adjusted income increases, bodes well there too.Never been to Texas, that's just random 'big data' data point from an internet stranger.