What was the trigger to jump to multi-family?

Not sure if you could use this exemption to use your advantage regarding employing a tenant to manage the park, but it may be worth some consideration if you can make it work. 

You can do this, but by transferring the property into an LLC will potentially trigger the Due On Sale Clause, allowing your bank to pull the note entirely.

If you put into your contract that you can cancel for any reason whatsoever, without loss of anything on your part, then the contract is a sham contract because there is no reciprocal obligation, no reciprocal consideration.

I know the above explanation might sound as though I’m going to trigger a due-on-sale clause; however, this is not the case for two reasons.

Then if you transfer back to the llc it could trigger the due on sale clause.

@Misty Monk. here is an article on the changes Fannie made to not trigger due on sale for transfers within your own pass through entities.

This is also taking into consideration, a 25% vacancy factor.Conforming Loan Look UpFor the SuperConforming Program, here is some of the general criteria that must be met:1-4 Unit Primary Residential Property or 1 Unit Second Home95% LTV700 Credit Score Required$3,000,000 max loan amount9 months Reserve RequirementNo Mortgage InsuranceMax DTI 45%

The rate at which the planet is doused with said chemicals is massive, when taking into consideration all the farmland and all the residential yards and the frequency at which these are both applied, and continue to be applied.

I do want to commend you for being considerate of her pregnancy and new baby!