@Jordan Lucas Metalworker by trade in the Army; heating and mechanical while I was in high school.If I had to pick a useful military discipline that I have that's transferred/aged well with my real estate ventures, I'd go with both infantry and analyst.

One, that the subscription agreement is not transferable nor assignable without the Manager's written approval. 

I'm transferring my real estate from my name to an llc that I just created and having trouble choosing which box to choose on the real property transfer tax exemption information.can someone give me hints as to which one to choose?

Community college is a great cheat code for obtaining a degree because most of the credits will transfer to your state schools and yet the credits cost a fraction at CC.

Basically he said they could call the note at any time if it transfers ownership.

In Washington, DC, there was a moratorium on foreclosures, so the transfer of deed didn't take place until couple of years ago.NOW TO THE ISSUE........I'm a single parent looking to move closer to where my son will be attending high school, but I've applied for financing and the lender is saying that I can't get a real estate loan until the foreclosure (i.e. transfer of deed) is three (3) years removed, which won't be until November 2020.

All software has a cap on how much you can transfer in/out at one time.

We responded that Suntrust was wrong - an Enhanced Life Estate DOES allow for the owner to mortgage or sell the property and was only an estate planning tool that acts as a "transfer upon death" but no one there can comprehend what I am talking about, they just say that he's not allowed to mortgage it.

Even if they can see you used to own a property, when properly transferred it will look like it was sold to investors.

I put in that low value because we plan on rehabbing the house to a fairly new condition so I am assuming we wont need much repairs or CapEx for the first few years.The tax rate in philadelphia is about 1.4 so i rounded up to 3600 per year its more like 3550ish.I was looking to see if there were any alternatives to this waiting period, I found one lender who does not require a seasoning period but the LTV was 70% and 6.75%  for 30yr, which would leave some cash in the deal.For closing cost the buyer is paying all of the transfer tax which is close to 4.3%($6500), as well as 2 points for the Hard money lender, and title search/insurance ect.Yes the first loan is a HML.That 15k is a mistake, thats for catching that, I added in transfer tax again, it should be closer to 3000, as the lender is not charging any points only a $500 doc fee and title, insurance and escrow cost.