Originally the property was brought by one owner, than she later transfer the property to a non-for profit corporation that she operates.

I get quite a few perks by having largish balances in my few accounts (free wire transfers, other stuff).

I've heard a few times that you can't buy/mortgage a house as an individual and then transfer it to a business.

As part of the governmental push not to create high concentrations of underprivileged households in one location, which some argue creates a cycle of poverty, the Project Based Assistance contracts are no longer rewarded (the existing Projects that have HAP contracts can continue to operate and renew and there is a caveat that while no new contracts are rewarded you can transfer a contract from a facility where the owner does not wish to renew).

I called her back to meet at the tag office so I could make the purchase.We both go to the counter where we made the transfer and I paid her.Now I have this mobile home to rent out.I market it in my typical ways which one being Facebook groups.A nasty comment was made by a lady saying I stole her home from her home.Long story short the Ashley "promised" it to this lady the afternoon I made the purchase.

Once you find someone that will, then decide if transferring out of the LLC is necessary.

This questions isn't based all on RE but it is a question on my future RE career.I am currently a freshman in college and am going to transfer to either Texas A&M or U of H next year.

If instead of renting a small house, can an owner/landlord enter a land contract deal with a "buyer" with the stipulation that the deed will transfer when, say, 20% equity is reached by buyer?  

@Kevin Colwick I'm wondering if it would make a difference to your lender if the foundation repairs were done with a lifetime transferable guarantee as some foundation repair places offer & that you could get a free estimate on??

There's a possibility she may be transferred sometime within the next 4-6 months.