Many lenders require that but you may do a transfer after closing if your lender allows that. 

We know we most likely need to take title in our own names for mortgage purposes, but then want to transfer the property out of our names to protect us financially.We can transfer into an LLC or a trust.

The “address” used for a property description means nothing.....as far as legal ownership is concerned. 

The building's steam heat system was the one aspect of the building that I did not intend to immediately replace given that the boiler is only 9 years old and passed inspection before closing, but it has been a recurring headache during my 5 month's of ownership.

The owner is elderly and wanted me to transfer it to my name before anything happened to him. 

I'm not an attorney - just sharing what has been explained to me.As to transferring the interest in the Note and Deed of Trust that is normally done with an Assignment to the Deed of Trust (which is recorded) and an endorsement/allonge (not recorded) to the Promissory Note from the holder (in this case their 50% interest) to you. 

Transferring in as a Junior after doing Running Start.

She is scared to take ownership because there are over $13,000 in back taxes and city fines.

We like that syndication allows for one or two people to act as GPs and take ownership over projects, but have found the intricacies of it to be super complex, and are concerned that the potential investors in our network might not be comfortable with it....so basically, we're still trying to sort through all of that!

Close with ownership in LLC.