I guess I have to find root cause first.If you are checking with a mold "expert" I would suggest checking with at least three and ask them questions based on what the first one says. 

Thank you for the suggestion! 

Are any veterans already doing this that might suggest elsewhere ?

You avoid a double close - many lenders now require you to have own good funds to close - meaning you need "flash cash" to close which cost you money, and I don't suggest a trust, as many lenders will balk at a contract with a trust as a buyer - you will lose money by never getting deals in the first place.use the LLC - costs a couple bucks up front, but you get more deals signed and it avoids the costs of flash cash, AND if you want a business process that works every time - that is the way to do it.Michael Jake

Rafael,After the hard money loan I would suggest closing them under your LLC using a DSCR loan or portfolio program. 

Usually it is rather simple without the need for any tax information.

@Matt Rodak, That is an awesome and simple video reply to review.

You are a teacher from California looking to invest in states that have a high demand for section 8 housing and asked some suggestions for good states to invest.I am a retired teacher myself and all of my tenants are section 8.I personally love section 8 tenants and proving safe and affordable housing for them.I am in Michigan.

I get that, but this wasn't exactly a "bad hand" and I am certainly not suggesting he put any more money into it.  

Open to any suggestions.