(I’d probably try to buy from the multi-member LLC to show the IRS I’m a new owner who hasn’t used the property a a rental before making it my primary to preserve 100% tax free status in the future.

I do have a holding LLC formed, but I went ahead and formed another LLC under my holding so it maintains its status as a holding llc.

That's a taxation status, nothing to do with its legal status. 

Create columns for Name, Street Address, City, State, Zip and then contact info: Last Contact, Relationship, Status, Email & Phone.IMPORTANT: do NOT ask people for THEIR business, ask for referrals!

If so, then your FICO score is irrelevant.Unlike when qualifying for "accredited" status, most lenders include the equity in your home as part of your net worth.Also worth mentioning, if your net worth is 800k, you could partner/JV with someone whose net worth is $700k and together you could get a $1.5m loan.

The Fair Housing Act is what applies to privately owned property (with the exceptions Bruce listed above) and it forbids discrimination against prospective tenants because of their disability as well as race, religion, sex (including gender identity and sexual orientation), skin color, familial status, and national origin. 

I’ll do some more digging on the project’s current status, but your response gives me some reassurance

How often does your property manager check on the status of your property ?

You have to be "verified" by them to get the prepayment status so the guest has to pay 30 days before they come in.

As a charity/non-profit will you be allowed to do something a normal landlord couldn’t and violate the fair housing act and discriminate by familiar status?