If you change the owner you will trigger the due on sale clause (lots of articles of pros vs cons on this so I'm not going into that). 

We are about to pull the trigger on a cost segregation study on our commercial building.

Immediately pulled the trigger on the first deal that made since.

This was definitely a large project, took some guts to be able to pull the trigger on such a project but my investor was comfortable enough without even stepping into the property.

Is there a way  for us to transfer the property from our S-Corp into another entity without triggering our due-on-sale clause and paying capital gains taxes as well.

@David Pere I was assuming a traditional loan would have to be used for long distance, therefore my current plan is to use the VA benefit for a house hack once I've separated within the next year, just didn't know if I should pull the trigger with a traditional if I happen to come across a great opportunity while still overseas.

Special assessments are usually triggered by what’s on the HOA’s reserve study.

Doing it this way did not trigger any sort of tax consequence.

How we work on our deals is to do our research & planning, when it's the right deal we pull the trigger.

@Michael Loza Depositing anything will trigger the bank in regards to a mortgage.