There are a lot of circumstances that go into the situation, but I promise you I am not trying to take advantage of the situation.

Provide strong asset protection benefits, shielding assets from creditors in many circumstances. eg: creditors may have difficulty seizing assets held in a Wyoming trust, depending on the trust's structure and timing.3.

Quote from @Jonathan Glumac: I work for a MF Development Company in Texas and I want to get my realestate license.

Yes, there are exceptions for significant life events (job change), but each individual must meet the FHA loan qualifications on their own, and the second loan must be for a valid reason, like a job relocation or other extenuating circumstances.

Given these circumstances, do you think an LLC is the best approach, or is there another way to add me to the title without affecting property taxes while ensuring I become an owner?

The administration will help some investors and hurt others depending on the circumstances. 

Or the developer can close on the land at risk but they have a lot of capital when that's the case.  

@Mark Cruse  We've owned condo units in a development where the first build units included heat and hot water in the condo fee, among other charges. 

Hey @Matthew AllenIt’s a creative strategy that could work in the right circumstances, but there are some risks to consider.

Quote from @Marcus Ball: After struggling with local rehab properties in California, I switched to build-to-rent developers and chose a 1031 exchange.