You have to close this loan in your personal name, but after closing, you are allowed to transfer the title to an LLC without it triggering the due on sale clause.

Yeah that was my biggest hurdle I kept putting off the course because my work is an odd 4 day and 4 night rotating schedule so I will have to take days off for a few weeks in order to attend the classes but I finally came to the conclusion that if I don't just pull the trigger I never would

The only reason I haven’t pulled the trigger yet (and I know I’ll get scorned for this), is because of a looming recession.Yes, I know that no one has a “crystal ball” to predict the next correction.

You cannot sell the property without triggering capital gain.

I'm still not at the point where I'm ready to pull the trigger and put the cash into whatever investment we decide to make, but I'm sure I'll be looking for advice when it gets to that point! 

If my number make sense(I'm very conservative on my first one) I pull the trigger.

I have been looking into this but have yet to pull the trigger as I dont feel comfortable with the process yet.

I have saved about $100k, and I almost pulled a trigger on a 650k single family home in Seattle area which would have had negative cash flow. 

I live in a city where they have a POS inspection. my question is if I buy in a Land trust or have the owner put in land trust and I buy the land trust will that still trigger the POS inspection?? 

2) The loan will be in my name and then I will either transfer title to the LLC or just add the LLC to the insurance - is the latter the best way to proceed to avoid triggering a possible due-on-sale event?