Several years ago, even with high cash flow from a business, I felt fairly locked out of the places I wanted to purchase due to endlessly rising prices and rates that required constant underwriting revisions to the point where it wasn't worth the time expense. 

I can understand the mortgage being in my name is not great for the fact of piercing the company veil issue you mentioned, I wasnt aware of any other options being that I cannot payoff or refi the loan in the LLC's name as the current rate is low and the numbers wouldnt make sense if I refied.

Few questions.First, will the rehab help you rent the property to better tenants at a higher rate?

In addition, the rent is capped at the tenant's income and the local market rates, so it may be less than you would receive from a tenant who is not a Section 8 tenant.

Cash flow would eventually come when the rates go down, but equity from day-1 is my kinda game. 

As a veteran, Navy Federal has decent investment product rates though you may look into. 

I am thinking that can be offset by increasing rent periodically at the same rate.

THEN, you are looking for a new cleaner. 2) Do not hire a company that has a high turnover rate.

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With the current interest rates, it is a lot less work than a rental and she'd probably make about the same (if not more factoring in property taxes, insurance and repairs).