I use the same strategies as I promote for my own RE Investments and certainly appreciate a simple, streamlined approach to doing business.  

I think it would be a far simpler path, and perhaps ore efficient, to upgrade your team stateside (specifically your agent and/or property manager) and work to streamline the relationship. 

I would also consider calling your lender to see if you qualify for a streamline refi and try to get your interest rate closer to 4%.

He had also spoken to the judge previously and says they can probably streamline the eviction process for me since the tenants were actually told to leave about 3 months ago, and now I have given them 60 days notice rather than 30 (the minimum required in Maryland). 

I too am curious how the LLC and conventional loan scenario is supposed to work in a streamlined fashion for BRRRR...

There are several pros and cons with these types of rentals so I'll list a few of the top ones:Pros-Steady stream of new tenants, so low vacancy (if leases kept on school schedule)-Very few issues with collecting rent (parents or student loans or jobs are plentiful)-Tenants tend to be very tech savvy which can aid in streamlining processesCons-Obvious one is added damage - I haven't had any nightmare stories yet that weren't inherited but college kids can be very rough on apartments.  

Follow this formula: (Buy house cheap) + (Cost to renovate house to be worth more than you bought for) + (Sell to someone who will pay that) = Profit * Repeat I can understand how that simplified mindset may work for someone who is simply looking to flip a house here and there as a hobby however I'm trying to have a more streamlined and calculated plan of action which can help allow me to scale efficiently being that I'm doing this full-time now.

They will help you streamline your process and give you one pane of glass to look at your calendar/pricing etc..across all channels.  

That tends to get to most streamlined experience and the best price.2.

A few months ago we did the streamline refinance of the FHA loan and it broke down as such: nothing out of pocket, around $5k added on to the principal but we got to skip two mortgage payments equaling around $5k.