Need to be up on escrow accounting too, comingling of funds, disbursements and transfers can spoil your perceived limited liability.

Hey all,I know about the due on sale clause if you try to transfer ownership of a property to a LLC.

I also have not been able to get any references from the company itself because they are confidential. 

If you do not repay, deal is presumably you make whole somehow (eg, voluntary transfer of title, etc).  

She wants to sale her father's interest, which she will file the necessary paperwork to transfer his interest into her name.

For me it's better to transfer that liability to someone else.

Certain things should remain confidential.

This legislative session they were asked to sponsor legislation to allow for an out of court binding dispute resolution process that would empower home owners in enforcing HOA laws with an affordable, expeditious, and accessible venue to resolve disputes (a process recommended in a State HOA Study); end the abusive, excessive, and illegal HOA Transfer fee on home sales that costs home owners millions of dollars each year; to limit the excessive collection of fees and lawyer assessments on HOA debt; and most recently provide financial relief to small HOAs in the property manager licensing program.

Seems like it might be different since the deed never is transferred into my name. 

If so, how would I transfer the properties from the current LLC to the new entity?