They will definitely ask for a financial statement form where you list assets, liabilities, debts (secure, non secure), W2, Job status, ... etc.If you don't have anything palpable, they might just ask some front desk person or salesperson call you back.

If the bank does a title search and sees a trust owns the property, they typically won't enforce due on sale and they can't see who is the beneficiary of the trust because that is not on file publicly.

If you are unable to secure a better price you may want to look at higher deductibles to see if the savings is worthwhile. 

Also, I suggest to separate in two sections your LLCs - holding entities to hold the assets (but no operations, no public facing) on one side, and one LLC for operations, property management, leases, contractors, etc (on the other side). 

All parties agree that termination of this agreement without prior notice before December 2019 will constitute breach of the tenancy as agree on Page 1, and all security deposits shall be forfeited in favor of the Owner as full Liquidated damages at Owner's option following termination without notice"So.. what are my options?

Location: Clayton CountyLess than a mile from public transit2 miles from Elementary, Middle, and High School Reason for selling: Seller is motivated because her husband passedBought the house in 2002 refinanced in 2009Remaining Balance on Loan $112 Monthly Mortgage is $977House 2100 sq Comps in the area 95k Seller has 5 other rental properties she wants to continue to maintain.

🚨Location: Clayton CountyLess than a mile from public transit2 miles from Elementary, Middle, and High School Reason for selling: Seller is motivated because her husband passedBought the house in 2002 refinanced in 2009Remaining Balance on Loan $112 Monthly Mortgage is $977House 2100 sq Comps in the area 95kSeller has 5 other rental properties she wants to continue to maintain.

@Sam Josh Most if not all of the data you've asked about is publicly available, you just need to hunt for it.

As for the money, $5K might not be enough to pay for the closing costs let alone a down payment or even a security blanket if something in your personal life goes wrong.

The back door has had another "security" door installed in front of the original door that is solid black metal.