I'm looking for advice on how best to structure this.

You might not be able to sell if it was structured that way.

How could we structure this to get around that, so that myself and my wife are the only ones on the loan?

I am trying to figure out the best way to structure financing on two possible buy and hold or wrap into owner finance deals. 

We've found a property with an unpermitted ADU, as well as an unpermitted bed+bath addition in the main structure.

Are there any ways to structure deals with sellers who reject low cash offers and have no interest in long term seller financing? 

I was hoping to find a CPA agent, who knows ins and outs of RE investing, business ownership structures, oversea assets/ investment tax filling, and tax estate planning.Any guidance or recommendation is greatly appreciated!

Assuming he viewed the property and did his own measurements he shouldn't have missed $200 worth of materials.I agree that additional scope happens after projects begin, especially roofing and other projects where you start to dig into the structure.

@Michael DeakinDepending on how much you paid out for the property in total a cost seg may make sense.The agricultural structures have a much more favorable depreciation schedule and tax treatment than a traditional commercial building. 

For anyone who may not know, the "table" is where I come for ideas, whether it's for a transaction, renovation, structure, etc.