I had the exact same scenario recently... except the missing LPOA (3 transfers back) was that of an attorney-in-fact for HUD.

I need some advise on how to go about transferring management.

Maybe someone who got transferred to the area but hasn’t found what they are looking for yet.

The other landlord has left a sour taste in their mouth which will transfer to you now.

Sure, you may not have the depreciation or other tax benefits as a piece of real estate does but you're also not doing much of anything except putting money into a wire transfer and  living life. 

The closing would look like any other with you wiring/transferring funds to the title company or closing attorney just like anyone else would.

One option I have seen investors use to work around the foreign filing fees is to transfer the out-of-state property into a Land Trust, then assign the LLC [from the investor's home state] as the beneficiary.

My question is this: What is the easiest way to transfer title to my fiancé (parents are on board as they see it as her house), then Use roughly 200k of equity on the purchase of our new home with as little to no tax implications?

There are two ways people typically do seller financed deals.Title transfers to buyer immediately and seller records a mortgage on the property in the same way a traditional bank would.

Once a year you can then transfer some money back to each single LLC.