Such as transfer of utilities and other associated issues.

If you have a clear division where 1 person controls the LLC then you can transfer the properties in and out (quitclaim deed) of the company in order to refinance. 

I just recently made the decision to start an LLC, and I have 3 condo's that I own outright I'll be transferring into the LLC.

STR will still offer rental income and you will hopefully have a good CPA who will structure your schedule E correctly for standard deductions and showing a positive net rental. 

This is the breakdownLoan CostsA.Origination Charges$1,7820.325 % of Loan Amount (Points)$492$150Application Fees Lender Fees$1,140B.Services You Cannot Shop For$1,044Appraisal Fee$850Attorney Review Fee (TX only)$150$13Credit Report Undisclosed Debt Report$31C.Services You Can Shop For$2,699HOA Transfer Fee$150Resale Package$300Survey Fee$539Title - Document Preparation Fee$50Title - Escrow Fee$425Title - Guaranty Assessment Recoupment Fee$2$130Title - Lender's Endorsements Title - Lender's Title Insurance$1,103D.TOTAL LOAN COSTS (A + B + C)$5,525Other Costs E.

How would you go about transferring to an LLC?

Books I have read so far:"Rich Dad Poor Dad: Rich Dad's Guide to Investing"- Robert Kiyosaki"The ABC's of Real Estate Investing"- Ken McElroy"Loopholes of Real Estate" - Garrett Sutton"Bigger Pockets: How to Invest in Real Estate" - Brandon Turner & Joshua Dorkin "E-Myth" - Michael GerberBooks in que: "The Advanced Guide to Real Estate Investing" - Ken McElroy"Think and Grow Rich" - Napoleon Hill"Long-Distance Real Estate Investing" - David Greene"How I turned $1,000 into Five Million in Real Estate in My Spare Time" - William Nickerson"The 4-Hour Workweek" -Timothy Ferriss

Originally posted by @Dave E.

I've always planned on needing to pay the first position, in full, and immediately after the end of the redemption period, as that when title transfers. 

This means that once the home's deed/title is transferred to your name, you're now responsible for paying the loan.