It's also very had to correct this type of thing on a mobile device, like my tablet.

. #2 might support @Scott Mac's point.1.

Every 10 years we swap out the whole device with new.

But the realtor says it's "non-financeable" and explains that it won't meet Freddie Mac/Fannie Mae requirements and they will only accept cash offers.  

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, conventional lenders, have such insurance but it doesn’t apply to mere mortals like any of us.

Scott Mac The house is vacant.

@Scott Mac Ahaha!

I reached out to my mortgage company just to check if it was possible to transfer to an LLC, this was their response:Please be advised the investor (Freddie Mac) does not permit this type of transfer of ownership.We understand you would remain liable for the Note payment obligation however, for this transfer a new Deed would be executed and this is the transfer of ownership not permitted.So I guess I wouldn't be able to transfer to an LLC even if I wanted to...

Check out the Freddie Mac Home Possible loan for the multi unit if your credit is at least 700 and you're not over the maximum income limits. 

If so, the look into a Freddie Mac Home Possible loan.