A title transfer would likely trigger an immediate default/foreclosure.

My college will be paid for by scholarships and my family's college fund.( I will not be paying for college which I am extremely grateful for).

Thanks for sharing your extremely motivating perspective.

I really enjoyed Traction, the 4 Hour Work Week, Millionare Real Estate Investor, Extreme Ownership, The 10X Rule, Make your Bed and I reread my books frequently.

The issue is that I am planning to buy the property under a new single-member LLC that would also be treated as a disregarded entity for tax purposes (let's call the new one Wall Street LLC).If the ownership of Wall Street LLC and Main Street LLC are exactly the same (both 100% owned by me, the sole member), does the sheer use of two different LLCs risk triggering any tax obligations or breaching the 1031 code?

It's extremely common for buyers in the Austin market to waive the appraisal contingency to win in multiple offers, which means they are removing their right to terminate or negotiate if the appraisal doesn't meet value. 

The whole point is keep the original financing in tact without triggering the on due clause from the bank.

That's why I'm nervous about pulling the trigger. 

In those market conditions, DCR and LTV requirements became very strict, appraisers were extremely conservative with valuations, and the capital markets had dried up significantly, so even if you had an amazing property and managed to keep your occupancy high, it was still difficult to refinance.

Any advice or guidance would be extremely appreciated.