I would also speak to your lender, financial institution and the Realtor/Broker professionals about this situation so, you can make sure you are on the right track, and everything works out in your best interest.

I think institutional money and large PEs maybe one of the biggest culprits that's driving the home prices and rents all across the States higher than ever before. 

Thankfully I'm in Ohio which has actually added a chapter and language to the revised code in an attempt to prevent cities from implementing policies that institute rent control or rent stabilization in any form.

A potential applicant (with a voucher) asks for a Deleading certificate for a multifamily in MA.

As you mentioned in your post about using education materials to stay away from prohibited transactions, that's a great plan and most institutions offer a variety of educational materials.

My attorney advised me and my spouse to setup separate revocable trusts for asset protection but I'm finding that some financial institutions do not allow accounts to be held in title under more than one trust.

I am from Massachusetts, close to Cambridge.

I tried to tell that to my Brother in Law when he bought 3 properties in Worcester County, MA in cash. 

Let me tell you about the time we almost closed a major deal in Haverhill, Massachusetts, back in 2018.

Im very interested in finding an institution that calculates its rate basedon libor.