@Jordan Moorhead  has an experienced house flipper coming in to teach us what he knows at a meetup.   

Based on your experienced do you know how long it will take to refinance home purchase through LLC

I would recommend that any non-state sponsored forms be reviewed by a licensed and experienced real estate attorney. 

Since this post, I have visited the biggest city in that remote county, found a very experienced and helpful agent, and she found us a wonderful investment property in this bigger city before it even hit the market.

@Anand Narayanan Here is some of what I recommend on another post I started similarly shout educating urself in notes.I hunted down experienced professionals whose business solely is investing in notes and read the books they recommended.

I currently work as a software engineer and have little experience with real estate.  

We'd hoped to do shed dormers, but that would require too much engineering which would eat up a lot of time and not sure HOA would approve it, so we're trying to do the max we can with what's there (minus a few walls) That is going to be another great one for VR or full time living, etc. so should sell quickly, as it's part of SHARC which has waterslides, fitness, boat launch, etc. , and is close to The Village at Sunriver, a big bonus. 

Our plan is to start investing in RE once we relocate and feel we have a reasonable understanding of the city and market, we are open to both rentals/BRRRR and flipping.We would love to meet with experienced local investors and RE agents and learn as much as possible about the Spokane RE market and city dynamics.

I did not speak to an engineer at the city but the secretary who just looked up the zoning for that area and said it was for multifamily.  

I was wondering, for the very experienced, longsuffering investors here; who would like to share their prices, costs, and returns on their first few deals.