So if you're willing to buy and hold and pay out a bit in the short run, you might be able to sit on that appreciating asset and make a few bucks (But don't forget transfer costs and taxes :)

It might be different if you hold that master lease.You can not agree to sell something that you don't have title to, you may only transfer what rights you hold.

On the Fannie's I've bought the deed restriction has always been no transfer within 30 days and no transfer for more than 120% of the purchase price in 90 days.

The closing costs for a buyer on a cash sale in Texas should be in the $300-500 range not including any condo transfer fees Several years ago, I purchased a few condos in Houston and managed myself from Austin.

Do you have any transfer tax there?

The title company/abstract company/attorney will have to research title as it can not be transferred (sold) unless all owners interest is accounted for.

We invest in class A properties that we can self manage from a distance when my husband is transferred.

All you need is an addendum (you use the same one every time you do this) stating the new member is in place, with the date of transfer clearly indicated.  

Would like to transfer to DePaul to finish but student loan debt is absurd, prefer to start learning real estate by hands on experience.

We got started by turning personals into rental when we were transferred.