The reason states because it is being transferred, but I thought it was the other way around (being transferred because it is not renewed).  

Did that for about 4-5 months and sold 3 houses before I went home for summer break and decided to transfer schools.

Unless there is significant equity in the property 50% LTV may not be enough to payoff the current underlying mortgage.Now here are the exceptions to lift the COB 50% limited LTV restriction:- you inherit the property and it was transferred into your name either via legal award from a domestic partnership/marriage - you have been on title for 24 + months- you took title to the property that was transferred from a partnership or partnership like entity (LLC, LP, etc) that you can document the ownership of 25% or more in- you lived in the property and have been on title for atleast 12 months as a primary residence- you have paid the mortgage for atleast 12 months - or you can demonstrate a relationship with the obligator (domestic partner, relative, family member, etc. )If you qualify for one of the exceptions you are not limited to the 50% max LTV  when considering fannie/freddie conventional cash out refinances on a subject to transaction.

The contract did allow us to transfer the house and contract to if we decided.

However, unfortunately rental income does not cover all of the mortgage on this property, so I will also have to transfer money in from my personal account to the new checking account.I hope that explanation made enough sense to follow.

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Since last year I have transferred property titles of my rentals to my LLC.

When the property sells and I transfer all these transactions to COGS by posting a journal entry, I will lose all of this granularity.

They are asking for a transfer fee at closing.

Today it's not being able to internally transfer funds which has pushed my coping with them over the line and I'm interested in hearing if there's better options out there.