It's usually only administrators or facilitators that will set up the LLC for you.

I worked as a bank representative, signing up dealerships across the country and teaching them how to use the patented system developed by Westlake in order to help facilitate their sales and add to their bottom line.

well I would think you would need a title company to administer the closing or an attorney to facilitate this.

Unless this direction is seriously flawed, I am looking for someone to help facilitate this setup or alternatives.  

It’s off market as well... so, my question is: to facilitate the deal, would I really only need the title company?

There was a TON of work put in on your behalf by our team (the original sellers only), at no additional cost to you, to facilitate this transition.  

I do have a cousin that I could incorporate to facilitate communication to me (possible property management role) and liaison for the contractor on the updates.

This could include relisting a flip property with them, even if you relist at a discount.I would consider asking this question of the seller - "Are you willing to pay an agent half of a six percent listing commission to write the contracts and professionally assist in facilitating this transaction?".

I can buy/rehab/rent a SFH in just a couple/few months versus it may take a year for a larger property to get each unit upgraded and re-rented for a higher price.My 71 unit I purchased though, while there is some value add, I don't see it being something I refinance right away unless I goto the Freddie Mac small business loan program.Freddie/Fannie have a built in "supplemental loan" feature that facilitates getting the cash out. 

I would like to eventually build up a sizeable portfolio of rental units, I figured maybe I can get more units on my first deal if I can find some private money to help facilitate the purchase.