A good property manager will help to keep you out of legal trouble and also be a much-needed buffer for your new neighbors, who could turn out to be psychos. 

That, to me is not the integrity that they talk about in their videos.The problem I see is I haven't found a legitimate testimonial on a third party website that they don't have a financial interest in.

These relationships do not start with the landlord utilizing wording to try to cover himself legally while misleading the tenant.

Before you get a flip under contract it is important to know that you have a vendor/contractor you can trust that will do the work needed.okay that's the tricky part is finding contractors in those small areas but my plan is to make sure it's connected to a big city 

If you can add a legal ADU at $25k in the Austin area then you should add it.  

Lending capacity should only matter to those with large borrowing needs and require large legal lending limits but that wouldn't apply to hard money lenders anyway.

Do not rely on it for legal advice.

If they know you, have spoken to you many times, and you have always been friendly with them, just explain your points, that there is no legal reason to deny your plans, and ask them what you can do to help get it approved.

I realize I am late to the party but I just watched an all day webinar by Anderson Advisors on Tax & Asset Protection last Saturday and found it very beneficial and informative that I was interested in signing up for their services.

An LLC is useful for two things: anonymity and legal protection.