You do have to pay transfer fees, taxes, insurance, recording fees, title insurance, etc... but youd avoid lender fees.

You need to be sure that when the seller is attempted to be talked out of selling their house below market value, they stand firm with your offer and say "No, so and so, has been very helpful, they are walking me through every step and are taking this burden off my hands".

Still, with the cash in hand, do you have an idea of what kind of cash flow you could get from a replacement investment? 

Let me rephrase my question for you or anyone else reading this: is there ANY way to make an offer on a wholesale deal WITHOUT already having the repair cost estimate in-hand?

Lastly, you can choose only to accept bank transfers (or automatic transfers, but requires extra set up) and offer incentives so you're not getting charged a fee. 

After listening to last weeks podcast I got excited to pivot out of the daily grind and try my hand in real estate.

Hey there follow Bigger Pockets members,    I guess introductions are at hand.

Morning BP,To make a long story short I just spoke with my lender about acceptable transfers on my mortgage and they have determined that a deed transfer to an LLC is an “unacceptable transfer”.From your (the communities) prior experience what are my options here?

I am about 6 months into my real estate journey and having been reading everything I can get my hands on.

Yes, much time will be on my hands now to dive into books and forums.