Transferring money between completely separate LLCs might cause you some headache in the beginning and not really benefit you how you want it to.

Consider networking at or joining your local Chamber of Commerce, membership has benefits.

@Joseph Feldman I want to answer your question about rent to own and the benefits versus just renting the property.

If your goal is simply "to get tax benefits and obtain financial freedom," you will have a hard time staying focused and getting anywhere. 

Come up with the system you want to use that will best benefit you, and then write it into the lease.For example, if you are only going to take certified funds (money orders, cashier's checks etc.) then write into the lease that is all you will take and it is due by the 3rd of the month (or whatever you want it to be).That way in the future, when your tenants sign the lease you can prevent any disputes by just saying "According to the lease you and I both signed and agreed to..."

It appears that the heirs of the property will benefit the most.

LOTS of benefits to using a real estate agent. 

I want to make sure I get all the tax benefits for this year.

Jealously and/or snide comments from haters just get in the way and benefit no one.

But, it's a time consuming and who knows how long before I can reep some benefits from this method.