Are they doing everything they can to expose properties to the widest possible market?

A con is that if it isn't a pay charger you run the risk of other uses especially if you are exposed to the street.

This way, you begin learning about the subtitles of the area that you might not be exposed to as an out of state investor and wouldn't find easily find from Googling.

I'm exposing my soft underbelly and vulnerability is perceived as "weakness" or even incompetence.

Your probablity of getting the highest price is by exposing the property to the most potential buyers.So, which option do you think will do that?

To demonstrate my technical competence, for my personal house I built a steam shower, installed radiant barriers with rock wool, and a wood stove insert with bathroom radiant heated floors and re-designed radiant floor heat zones, cutting winter energy consumption to 1/8, installed a whole house fan cutting summer energy to 1/2, extensive localized landscaping leading to a reduction to 1/8 the yard work, plus random quality of life improvements like wifi switches, heated floors and toilet seats, skylight install, exposed structural beams, and master bedroom laundry including electrical and plumbing, cathedral ceilings with skylights, a steam shower with wifi controllable lighting and music, concrete countertops, etc. 

Are they doing everything they can to expose properties to the widest possible market?

If you have a loan on your LLC's name, and you have a "personal guarantee" since your LLC has no credit history, does that expose you to liability and piercing the corporate veil, defeating the purpose of the LLC?

If this is true then this exposes a major flaw in my strategy to rinse and repeat by refinancing after the seasoning period.

The refinanced property is not exposed to the market.