Again, this may or may not make the lender aware the borrower has sold the property and may trigger their right to call the loan due in full.  

I have also found a couple people who are interested in a partnership, so I'll continue to look for my first deal.

Yet to pull the trigger on the first...Eventually though I am looking to build a portfolio of multi family units to buy and hold for rental income.

Have yet to pull the trigger on the first property but have done a lot of analysis and have financing lined up so i'm ready!

So they pull the trigger without really doing any research.

This could pertain to partnership; accounting practices; rent collection systems; ANYTHING organizationally that will positively impact our business :I'm looking for as many replies as possible as : Thanks in advance !

If is it a residential loan you cannot fund to a LLC - you will have to transfer title post sale, which can trigger the due on sale clause and really does not provide much asset protection since the note is in your personal name

I'm just lining up my ducks for when I pull the trigger, which will hopefully be within the next month or so.  

For a smaller project like what you're talking about it is quite possible that you may be able to structure it as a simple partnership provided it is considered de minimis and fits with securities laws.  

It essentially is through partnerships with individuals who can secure mortgages.