It is better to invest in a software that will take you to a point and then transfer the data. 

We do have one stipulation - we do not want to transfer our owner-occupied home to the new insurance company at this time. 

According to Cozy, it takes up to 3 business days to successfully process a payment and an additional 2 days to transfer to your account.

A live voice phone call (not voicemail) might be the most readily available, reasonably secure way to transfer data like this, if you really need to.

@Charlotte Chew I also use Tellus and transfer times have been fast.

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.