Or if your job transfers you to another location (100 miles away or so)...then yeah, you need a new loan for a new home.  

We buy bother personal that we turn into rentals when we are transferred and pure rentals, that we rent out from day one.

It is the intent that must be shown by a borrower and if something happens beyond your control, like divorce, or job transfer, you can be granted a waiver as to the occupancy.

Or is there a transfer of files issues between older and never versions?

Therefore, you will not have to secure any cash, worry about more expensive equipment being damaged or stolen and all money is transferred electronically to your account.

If the property had been previously flipped or transferred in the prior twelve months it will probably kill the FHA financing.

Lastly and I don't know this to be fact but apparently holding the properties in an entity allows one to avoid property transfer taxes by selling the entity vs selling the real estate.

When the file was transferred to another desk, they quickly accepted a different offer at 72% (same everything except buyer and price).As mentioned, banks' (investors') assessments of their own liquidity, capital requirements and exposure to the market have a lot to do with it.  

I am transferring to the Seattle area for navy work next spring. 

Yes thanks to the  Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001 (EGTRRA), former employer plans can be transferred to IRAs. https://www.irs.gov/retirement-plans/determinations-summary-of-egtrra-changes-for-retirement-plans