As someone who works with multi billion dollar private offerings, folks will invest as an LLC because they have a substantial amount of assets and invest in many different private offerings across various asset classes via this entity, such as VC, PE, PC, RE, and also probably own a lot of direct holdings.

@Mei Hutchinson I could not figure it out on desktop. 

Sometimes the Desktop Underwriting (DU) findings might still come back requesting only 1 year taxes.

I thank you for this amazing example that I am now going to integrate with my REI Agent Advisor training program as it's the perfect poster child of everything wrong with this "segment" of persons, there propensity to need the center stage and grab every soap box opportunity regardless of capability or command of any coherent specific knowledge, experience or performance and even a step further, boasting of their ignorance and instilling the PC-socialist rules that since they are clueless all others must adhere to that low bar and not show them up for fear of dashing the "all are equal" chant railing over and over and over again. 

Way better than desktop version for Airbnb in my opinion.

I recommend Isaac Jacobson of Jacobson Law PC, he was referred to me by Tobener Ravenscroft LLP, who only represents tenants. 

@Michael PerezIn my neck of woods, they do “desktop” appraisals, look at borrowers debt to income ratio, and do up to 80% CLTV.

Frank Alcini @ Schreiber Advisors PC in Troy.BP policies do not allow us to share his phone or email, so you'll have to Google:(

Sweeney of Sweeney & Sweeney, PC.

If you'd be looking to turn around and re-buy a functional equivalent home in the PC market then it would just be an expensive move.