The two units that you rent out would be reported as rental property and the one unit that you live in would be reported/treated as your primary residence.In the future, when you sell the triplex, the two units that you rent out could be structured as a 1031 Exchange transaction and the one unit that you live in as your primary residence would fall under Section 121 of the Internal Revenue Code ($250,000 tax-free).

I'm in the hunt for someone to hold my license, I will not be active in CT and I will be transferring my license to New york where I am active.  

When we do our numbers we account for everything- realtor fees, seller assist, construction, holding costs (6 months), taxes, transfer taxes, disposition fees etc.

Detroit is actually one of the biggest international crossings in the world.

What is the best way to transfer the title of the property from my name to my LLC?

@Miguel Vasquez usually a conventional loan has a clause saying that they disallow the same condition of the loan to be transferred when you transfer the property to a different "person".

Sign Listing Agreement to sell relinquished property.Sign Agreement of Sale with Buyer.Retain 1031 CORP. as your Qualified Intermediary (QI).1031 CORP. prepares documents and provides closing/escrow officer with instructions.Closing takes place and proceeds are forwarded to 1031 CORP. and placed into exchange deposit account.The 45-Day Identification Period and 180-Exchange Period begin.Identify replacement properties to 1031 CORP.Sign Agreement of Sale for new property and use exchange proceeds for deposit.QI provides closing/escrow officer with instructions and transfers exchange funds.Replacement property is acquired and exchange completed.

Real estate typically held in LLCs since they have relatively strong asset protection, ease of transferability, and default to flow-through status for tax purposes, which can be more favorable for real estate investing.Corporations, have ease of transferability, but taxation is generally less favorable.

As for re-drafting and signing a new lease in its entirety I believe the original lease which was transferred over at closing to my corp name should hold up well if we simply sign a new extension. ( I guess i can check with my attorney). 

@David FlandersWhat you seek is not really achievable within the framework of the IRS rules.If the IRA purchases the property, then a non-recourse loan must be used.Once purchased with the IRA, a property may not be transferred to you or an entity you control, so that you can then arrange for debt-financing in your own name.Your only option would be to find a private lender willing to lend to the IRA at a more aggressive set of terms than a bank.