You have to be very careful with this one as they are probably on the lookout for a transfer.

We currently have three properties that we plan on transferring to our LLC.The problem is, we just filed for our LLC here in Ohio with an effective date of 1-1-2015.Does that mean I have to wait till the 1st to transfer our properties to the LLC, or can we transfer the properties as soon as the LLC is processed?

The gain allocated to the primary residence portion of the property would qualify for the 121 Exclusion, which means that up to $250,000 in gain, if the person is single, or $500,000, if they are a married couple, would be excluded from taxable gain under Section 121 of the Internal Revenue Code ("121 Exclusion"). 

We fixed it up and than rented it out when my husband was transferred.

We got started at 23 right out of my masters program with a personal property we fixed it up and rented it out when we were transferred.

We got started turning our personal properties into rentals when we were transferred (active duty military).

The only way to title it in your name would be if the vehicles are specifically listed on the transfer docs, including the VIN.  

@Jose Falconett  I write something to the effect of "Buyer agrees to pay all back taxes and other debts attached to the property as well as all costs to to transfer the property into the Buyers name, Contingent upon Buyer researching and accepting those costs as reasonable." 

You have to figure that into your numbers, as it will affect your return.I suggest running an Internal Rate of Return analysis (tons on BP about this).

Typically when you move on to buy your next home with VA, they make you refi the old one in order to transfer your entitlement to the house you're buying, but since you're both eligible, there may be some room for creativity there.Thank you and your missus very much for your service.