@James Hwang and @Jamie Banks can probably help you here.

Unless they have a builder inn mind and then I can get their builder approved with the bank for that build and future builds.

Separate bank account, credit cards, signature blocks for every contract and document you are signing for LLC. 

When you and all of us fail, stop and analyze it.  5.  

Our plan is occupy the home as our primary residence.After further digging through the Grantor/Grantee Index it appears that the original lien that is being auctioned is from 2005 and a couple of the banks listed on that original Deed of Trust are now defunct and closed (one is First Franklin).

I know its expensive but you will be well protected :)Or you save a lot of money and be better protected by doing this consistently and well:-carry appropriate types and amounts of insurance-sign contracts with indemnification provisions- obtain all necessary licenses and permits to operate your business-ensure all vendors/contractors are licensed and insured and list you as additional insured-sign well drafted and fair leases and be a responsive landlord -be an active owner or hire an active PM  who avoids or at worse timely eliminates premises liability exposure The strategies you often read about are sold by alarmist asset protection companies who fail to disclose how impractical they are.

The owner may not require the tenant association to prove financial ability to perform as a prerequisite to entering into a contract.A tenant association may exercise the right of first refusal in conjunction with a third party or by assigning those rights to any party, whether private or governmental.The timeline for closing is 120 calendar days for rental properties consisting of five or more dwelling units, and 60 calendar days of four or fewer dwelling units.If the tenant association fails to close, the owner may sell to a third-party purchaser.

That is what the guru company said to do because the banks cannot tell you that you can use CC to pay off another.

Break Even and Rely on Future Appreciation:If you believe the Lynchburg area is poised for appreciation in the next five years, you could take a hybrid approach—run the property as either an STR or LTR to break even (or get close) while banking on property value increases.

@Rene Hosman with Stessa I was able to connect my banking activity and import all the transaction.