I was contacted by Steven Klaus supposed to be a broker of Skyrocking Capital Solution and he approved loan for  multifamily purchase with 100% financing @6% and requested to send Origination Fee of 2% before the disbursement.

Now that that's in place you'll want to start building credit through that LLC so you have enough credit time & a quality score to qualify for a property using your LLC.

Originally purchased as worker housing for another business but now use a rental.

What's the lowest credit score you will allow?

We came across a company called Seek Capital because, unlike other companies, they are willing to approve setting us up with lines of credit based on my wife's credit score and do not require a high monthly revenue like other companies. 

I understand the contracts, financing ( I was a loan originator), what can and can't be done, I know what keeps you from getting sued, how to set a price, I'm not offended during a walk through if the house isn't perfect and someone makes a disparaging comment (they are thinking out loud to see if it sounds right to them) maybe it's not actually a deal killer.

Originally posted by @David Krulac:@Ray Slack  It should go toward lien in a certain order, so if there are other liens it possibly will not be paid off. 

To really know options, we would need to look at your income, area you are purchasing, and credit score.

Also what kind of origination fees/points would such a loan incur? 

-the departing and remaining residents will remain liable for all Lease obligations for the rest of the original Lease term.