There are a few beliefs here I would like to invite you to challenge, in the very least it's a good thought exercise. 

No issues there at all.But never wanted to compromise beliefs just to make sales.Not my style.If we did that, we would probably just be another turnkey provider with a crap reputation.Grazie mille cario mio

I honestly belief that investors should stop looking for specic catagoeries/situations of people to find houses to buy, and instead focus on motivation (regardless is their house is vacant, tax liened, foreclosure etc. etc.)Do you really care that you get a vacant house deal, or do you care that you find a high profit deal regardless whether it is a vacant house or not?

The county planner is holding firmly to the belief the only way to achieve our goal is to proceed through the subdivision review process.

If these violate your religious principles, then be prepared to pay more in profit percentage than you would in interest.  

For LTR in my experience there is a passionate minority of people who will be very uncomfortable with it due to personal beliefs, but the majority will not mind so long as you word it properly...

So much of what I see is investors with limiting beliefs when it come to where to invest.

(it would be a real-estate focused non profit helping educate missionaries, pastors, churches and other non-profit or religious groups about real estate investing/financial literacy).

My belief is that you can use whatever forms your brokerage authorizes. 

Really great perspective, and confirming my belief to hold onto the property.