You will find a way but I think you need to make up your mind now and make the choices necessary to crush your consumer debt, even if it means selling your house.Best of luck. 

They are not here to write law, they are put in place to protect consumers.

A tenant living there 5 years, just consumed 5/20 of the life of that system.

I'd rather have someone really good at what they do take care of that for me, especially since I don't have to pay them; the seller pays them (unless I'm asking them to do time-consuming work I know they won't get paid for).

It's not a pretty number for recycling still, even with mandated forcing certain percentages of post consumer waste to be used. 

A direct lender has a 'do not compete' cause with their bank that is also their employer, they can't go doing that, they have to send their business to the place they work for, and if they're at 9% trying to taper to 7%, tough cookies for both the loan officer and the consumer/investor.

(They’re promoting individual power stations using Tesla solar and batteries and possible the cars for storage.)Tesla keeps winning the direct to consumer battle i think they just won the one in Detroit.once you order a Tesla on your mobile phone in 5 minutes you put the whole dealer experience in the rear view mirror..

Also, remember that you have three scores and the scores you see through consumer companies like Credit Karma do not necessarily matchup with what the lenders are seeing. 

A real good property manager won't want them because they are too time-consuming and there's no profit in it for them.

Another thing to keep in mind is that if you have too many LLC's, banks will often just decline the loan because it is too complicated/time consuming to underwrite the borrower.