This is not legal advice, just friendly information.As a general rule, LLCs are great for managing and protecting property; trusts are great at transferring property.

If a wholesale, would one use this type of deed transfer?

I was told they can exercise the due on sale clause if transfered to anything but a trust.

I suppose you would have to transfer clothes from luggage to plastic bags before entering the hotel.

The bank can’t stop you from transferring title to either an entity or a land trust for estate planning purposes (you are still on the hook for the security instrument is really all they will care about).

I'm still confused about transfering title, wholesaling to other investors.

I have seen some lenders place something in their counter offer regarding the property not transferring title for 30 days or something to that nature but it can be taken out and other terms can be agreed upon.

On several properties I have taken over the local cable company and telephone company has a written agreement that is transferred to the new Owner to accept or reject.

If a homeowner built part of their garage on an easement and could not transfer clear title because of this, what kind of discount would you want?

Then transfers both are very easy.