It is much easier to use their online business account application and just put my name there as the indirect account owner, and put in the 401K's EIN instead of the LLC's EIN.

It may be easier to get a line of credit on your SFR if you live in it.

Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:@Juan Perez  I reread the OP  the company DOES fund 100% of the deal.. the OP does the leg work at his expense... flipping a deal is always an option of course you are correct re read and you are right they fund the project after he did the leg work, so in this case I guess flipping would be easier and faster IMO

Managing it, and building a relationship with the city will make it easier for you to start investing in non section 8 rentals and doing the work it needs to get them approved by the program.

AZ and NV offer opportunities that are a day's drive or flight away that might be easier to manage and even better if you can self-manage.

I feel like hiring an attorney will be way more easier because they have the experience.

What price range would you target on the next purchase? 

Before I began investing with them, I had a business-owner relative in the DFW area provide feedback on the target area and visit the target complex, and only proceeded after they gave the thumbs up. 

I ask because it is much easier to evict entities, but this is a SFH leased to an entity so it may be different. 

Our target purchase is a single unit in a townhome complex.