This way you can always be aware if these are being paid and monitor these bills . 

@Sandeep JainHi Sandeep,I would consult an asset protection attorney.

Consult your personal attorney for more.

I'm a MTR property manager and consultant, let me know if I can help out in anyway!

@Jeff StevensonYou really should consult a qualified professional or two, specifically at least attorney.So far, your lender is correct that legal entities, such as LLC's, are not eligble for conforming residential loans. 

Consult your local laws. 

And for anyone who says we have bad contractors, consider that every builder has a construction manager, who does nothing but keep jobs moving, coordinating between trades and monitoring quality.I am a die-hard real estate investor, so it takes me quite a bit to say this: given the remote burden on your ROI, maybe an S&P500 index fund will deliver you better returns for much less headache?

In order to make educated judgments, market demand must be researched, high-impact upgrades prioritized, and specialists consulted.

Yes, I think my particular area it takes longer, or at least that is what the 3 realtors that I've consulted with said.As far as the loan, I want to tap into the equity rather than taking out a short term/high interest loan.

The attorney I consulted felt if I had closed then found the issue that I should collect full cost of the non-disclosure.