I don't know this company.If I had a company such as this I wouldn't be pitching so hard to sell it.Just direct people to your site where they can contact third party after third party that bought from you.Third party endorsements you can talk to are much more powerful than someone blowing hot air.I could talk or write for 30 minutes but giving 3 references people can call and hear from them directly is MUCH more powerful and credible.I am not talking about one investor out of ten you sold to that is happy.I am talking having 7,8,9 different buyers you can talk to.No matter how good you are there will always be a dissatisfied consumer but if half to a majority are not happy it shows a trend of selling bum deals.Endorsements from non-affiliated parties are key to growing an honest and credible business.

Here are some floor planning softwares (I do not use any of these, nor do I endorse any):http://www.floorplanner.com/http://www.diakrit.com/http://www.sweethome3d.com/http://www.gliffy.com/http://www.floorplanonline.com/

Also, we get so turned off by the selling approach that sometimes a great product never sees the light of day... not that I am endorsing this or any other gurus products.

Here are a few items some lenders do not include in the APR while others will include in the APR.Appraisal FeeAppraisal Update/Completion ReportCredit Report FeeLender's Title Insurance FeeNotaryAbstract & Attorney Opinion FeeEarly Issue Title Insurance FeeLien SearchMortgage CertificationMunicipal Lien Certificate FeeName SearchPlot Plan/Plat/Survey Search FeeTitle Endorsement(s) FeesTitle Enforcement FeeTitle Search/Exam/AbstractTermite/Pest InspectionRecording Fee

It takes a lot for me to choose to endorse people.

This is absolutely NOT an endorsement or solicitation of this product, but I have been pretty impressed with Rustoleum products to date, and how they can "transform" certain aesthetic aspects of my rentals.https://www.rustoleum.com/en/product-catalog/consumer-brands/specialty/stainless-steel

If you can't find someone to finance you through your LLC, buy a personal umbrella with a rental property endorsement.

The dwelling coverage does have a big impact on the final rate.If you choose the latter option, it can be cheaper, but you would want to consider an endorsement for replacement or repair cost on partial losses, otherwise any loss, no matter how minor, would be subject to depreciation.

I would supplement @Russ Seiler's endorsement with a word of caution and a recommendation that you review any "creative tactics" gleaned with a tax accountant and/or attorney before putting them into play.There are still a number of "Rent to Own" providers in Canada who are operating in a manner that is "grey" and out of step with CRA publishings.  

I am pretty certain that Chicago is fine with it as well, even though they are aligned with pretty much any other escrow that will endorse them.