@Curtis Robbins You didn't mention a range of what you consider to be "large capital", depending on your interpretation of large capital the journey will be different.

Different states also enforce or interpret federal rules/laws differently. 

Interpret who I am as a person whichever way you want, but you were told the answer from the beginning, you just didn't like what it was.  

I have had good honest business partnerships fall apart because vagueness in the written agreements were justifiably interpreted differently.

I interpret it as you intend to sell it as soon as it is rehabbed.In this case, there may be little benefit of temporarily transferring this property into an LLC.

as a realtor, I can tell you that even any human being, especially if they understand where the market is / is heading (and with what velocity) + when they can interpret the comps, will price property MUCH more accurately than any of the algorithms on the consumer web sites, such as zillow, redfin, etc.

Because you can't interpret the impact it has on the people that live there.2 - "Neutrally Geared" means what?...

(A) Any security deposit in excess of fifty dollars or one month's periodic rent, whichever is greater, shall bear interest on the excess at the rate of five per cent per annum if the tenant remains in possession of the premises for six months or more, and shall be computed and paid annually by the landlord to the tenant.My interpretation of the code is that if you hold more than the one months rent in deposit you owe the 5% per annum.

If I could interpret 2018 rules into 2019 rules and sort through all that crap I would not be hear asking the question. 

Your interpretation is correct assuming you will be owning the house for a while.