Talk to some professionals about transferring the property to yourself personally, establishing a lien with the s corp, and then rate term refinancing with favorable conforming loans.

So for asset protection & anonymity, I'm considering transferring the property into a land trust.

From what a local loan officer was telling me, banks will not transfer ownership of equity loan, nor give out a mortgage just on the 80k for a loan.  

Transferring out there for work and looking to dive into the REI game upon my move. 

Offer her a hundred cash, or two, or five, or $1000 as suggested by Chris, to get her to sign away her interest, if any, in the property.Note that since probate was not done after the owner's death, a deed from the widow won't transfer clear title. 

Yes, I am moving forward now with litigation against Lendingdutyassociation.com and also Davidlendingservice.com, who also asks for money for COR (cost of registration) Insurance fees to transfer money into your bank and any other phony fee they can dream up and justify their lies to themselves and the innocent public at large.

Once the condo is transferred, we will get a mortgage on the condo to pay off the house.

Many of these lenders will still have you sign a personal guarantee.The best strategy I have seen for both remaining protected from liability while maintaining the best financing options is to purchase in your personal name and then transfer into the LLC after it is over.

I looked into land trusts with a LLC as a beneficiary, however, this is still considered transferring the name on the title.

My understanding is that with these methodology, the owner (or the seller) retains the title until specific conditions are met, so the seller gets to claim all deductions and expenses until the title is transferred.