If you don't facilitate that and I don't mean by subsidizes as much as making it acceptable/streamlined to build then you are part of the problem and you are driving up housing and rental prices. 

We’d rather accept a lower offer from a true cash buyer who can close smoothly and on time, using our trusted title company.

You accepted it.

Accept it.

Solera on the other hand can accept mobile deposit of up to  $1Million!

More importantly, though, I think it comes from being willing to push back and put in the work to find solutions to investment problems, rather than just accepting an answer at face value.

Any suggestions on when is the best time to set up a LLC, is it too late to get it after an offer is accepted? 

For illustration purposes the cheaper Delta fixtures most investors purchase at Home Depot or Lowes aren't sold at plumbing supply stores because Delta licenses these less expensive options exclusively to the big box stores (same is true for other manufacturers as well).

Exclusively north of Red Deer and into parts of Sask as well.  

But I heard a podcast from Tax Smart Real Estate Investors (link below) on house hacking which notes that if part of the residence is used exclusively for STR, section 280A loss limitations shouldn’t apply.