Websites like Zillow and even county records will sometimes show a "sale" anytime title transfers or for other reasons. 

It's done frequently, it's no biggie, just record a deed at the courthouse transferring from the LLC to your personal name.

The title never transfers, so the lender has little reason to call the loan.You take a lease-option with option to sub-lease.Fix up the HVAC and anything else it needs to be tenant-ready, bring the loan current if need be and put it up for lease-option.

The geometra will also undertake local land registry and planning searches to ensure that the property conforms to local planning and building regulations.The signing of the final contract or “rogito” takes place in the presence of the public notary who witnesses the transfer of titile and collects the taxes that are due on the transaction.

I have prior owner, date of deed transfer to bank, original mortgage amount.

I know little about them except to say that here in Pennsylvania, you cannot avoid transfer taxes with a land trust.  

I have a W-2 job with a 401k through them, but I also own my own company and have opened a 401k/profit sharing plan with it and transferred my old 401k money into it.

There is no direct support underneath the rim of that structure other than the two posts at the stairs so your point load is transferring to the ground only through those two posts, the stair connection and whatever fasteners are holding the ledger board in place.

Are you transferring your job from MD to VA, or starting over?

You don't.The deposit money should have been transferred to the now owner from the previous owner at settlement, usually as a credit off the sale price.