Is it too late for me to open and LLC and then transfer the tile under the LLC so when I sell them I can release myself on the personal level of any liabilities?

The company I work at just sold and we have to transfer are Putnam company 401k to a vanguard 401k.

There's no underlying mortgage to wrap.1) Sorry, no.2) Record the deed showing the transfer and the deed of trust/mortgage showing the security interest in the property. 

@Sharon Vornholt Hey Sharon I am on my county's recorder website, and under document code I can see two probate options to choose from: 1) Probate deed of any type/used to transfer prop2) Probate/use with most probate do types Which of these could I use to find the name and address of the deceased and the executor/administrator?

Just remember that you are marketing "to" not marketing "with".Beyond your plan above, suggest you consider two things beyond the obvious probate process and documents required to transfer real property:Learn to filter your records and be able to scrub the undesirables both up front and during successive mailings as well as a way to identify the high probability records for possible different treatment.Have a Lead sheet ready for all callers so that you can have a productive conversation.

@Jonathan Buehler  I'll take that money at those terms, interest rates are probably going higher, and depending on how long you have owned and how much the property has appreciated, the 20% equity left in the property could be less than you would have to pay in income taxes, possibly 23% LTCG, real estate commissions 6-7%, and in some places transfer tax. 

We got started through turning our personals into a rental when we were transferred (Military).

Maybe borrow the remaining down payment with a personal loan, car title loan (a real one, at a bank for 5-9% interest), CC balance transfer check at 0% for 18 months (assuming you have a plan to pay it back), etc.If you wanted to make the house your personal residence, you could put down 5% and pay PMI for a year.  

By the way, many thanks for the transfer tax calculator!

Can i transfer my duplex/triplex at a latter point into the llc?