That by itself is great, but in my mind the long-term objection is to take that cash flow and invest it into ownership which creates cash flow, equity pay down, both forced and natural appreciation, as well as tax benefits.  

If you see some big CapEx events coming up, then it often times makes sense to lock in your gains by selling now and letting the retail buyer take on those CapEx projects as part of the joys of home ownership. 

In fact, the closings are done at the local DMV since its the transfer of TItle of a vehicle.I hope you realize that the issue is conforming residential loans are for residential homes. 

I was told that he's not a fan of home ownership.

When a deal goes through, the"cash" funds in the banking account of the buyer is transferred to the seller's account with a wire or ACH transfer which is heavily tracked.

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The seller gives the tenant 60 days notice to vacate during escrow period, but we close and transfer ownership in only 30 days.

@Pedro MoraisOf course, consult a qualified professional or two...Regardless if your LLC's are disregarded entities (that's just a tax accounting status), you need to follow the 'lines of ownership.' 

If you insist on a conventional loan buy it in your name and transfer to an LLC later.

There is likely a provision in the Declaration that permits them to allow/deny transfers of title, but that same provision should have some form of parameters for which they can deny a transfer of title.