Do you have any idea where you are being transferred?  

If you can't avoid it or transfer it, purchase insurance to cover you in the event of a risk. 

Creating an LLC to transfer the property into and looking to build credit/ establish the loan via the LLC.  

The less you outsource, the more learning and hands-on you can be.Even if you do end up managing yourself, I would recommend setting aside 10% of rents to "pay" yourself as the property manager, ensure you are indeed walking into a good deal, and to set yourself up for transferring the properties to a property manager if you did want to end up doing that one day.there are some good alternatives and "in-between" things you can do, like using a tool like hemlane.

If they sign over a simple quit claim they are just transferring *their* ownership interest in the property.

I already have a pretty large shed in the back yard that I don't use much and could just transfer everything there.  

You are correct, the money is yours the moment it transfers but the buyer might never see it again. 

When we got transferred I found another job with a commercial company.

I am looking into wiring in a transfer switch and generator for the guest house so that would take care of this in the future...just curious if others have had this come up?

You can publish articles on the website builder for years, but later you will not be able to transfer your materials to another site.You wrote: "And what steps should I take to fix it!"