Obviously that's not guaranteed, but experts figure it's likely.I would be happy to PreQualify and talk shop - personally I'm on home #4 doing the exact strategy you outlined, home #5 incoming, rates aren't slowing me down.

While I am not familiar with the CT market, the lender should have a list of real estate agents which provide gap coverage.

The LLC can become insolvent and there's no one to go after.But nothing is impossible if you shop around hard enough.

Someone lists the property across the sites... 

Don’t trust anything on a listing as everyone advertises Airbnb potential when 90% of those listings are not zoned for Airbnb and you will be fined.  

It could be worth considering a shot at an actual software solution built for DIY landlords (1 - 15 units); one that helps you to automate your own rental process (ie. compared to other tools, one that helps you to actually get it listed on 10+ major listing sites, allows you to schedule showings, provides you with super thorough tenant screening options, online digital leases which can be customized and help you by breaking out those fees, automated maintenance tracking, and fast rent collection which also offers your tenants the ability to report their positive on-time payments to the major credit bureaus; just another positive reinforcement/added incentive to get them to make those payments on time).

They have pleaded for an exception, but lying on application is clearly listed in lease as grounds for eviction/lease termination.  

I started calling once a month to my list of accidental creditors.

You "intended" to live the property, I believe you moved in, and now your workplace is closing shop so you obviously have to move to be closer to work. 

On top of that, I must have shopped around to almost 20 lenders and their interest rate/LTV were the best I found thus far for my credit average (around 690 at the time).