The value of hiring an attorney is in assisting with things like portfolio structure, liability protection, lease transfers, compliance, investor documentation, cost segregation, etc...

You can also lease out up to 4 units for someone else if you are not a real estate agent for profit, but no more than 4.As far as wholesaling goes (assuming thats what you are wanting to do) from my understanding you would need to be a licensed agent to do that unless if the property was first transferred to your name, and then to the next entity. 

Hello BP community!  I have a rental property that is owned through my partnership LLC (my wife and I each own 50% of the LLC).  I have interest in selling the property if I find someone that want to purchase a rental...

You would transfer the property into the Land Trust, which is technically the entity that conducts business in the state of the property, and then assign the "child" series as the beneficiary of the Land Trust.

There also might be a way you can purchase in your current duty station even though you are due to transfer in less than one year, but ask a mortgage broker who is familiar with VA loans.I've heard of many military personal purchasing a residence in each duty station and collecting rent checks as they move to new areas. 

If that is the case, This article can explain the general process of taking a property into your own name and transferring it into the Land Trust before assigning it to the LLC.

You should verify that you are eligible to transfer the funds from your existing retirement account (e.g. if the funds are in your current employer 401k, you will likely not be able to transfer until you quit your job). 

When you get rid of the old PM, make sure you get all the security deposits transferred.  

I received the payments posted to my account within 24 hours from them initiating the transfer.  

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