You may use a DSCR based loan, fix and flip loan, and bridge loan to qualify with no tax returns 

You may also structure it on a bridge loan if it does not ratio on a long term loan

Like Robin said, you could stumble on a bridge lender that will give you a ton of proceeds in mortgage, but that runs its own risks.If you want the conservative, but open to lending to your LLC with outside investors, get on Fannie Mae's website and look up the small balance brokers.  

Another strategy involves a hard money loan for a short-term down payment (bridge loan), followed by refinancing with conventional financing later.

The more instuitionalized hard money or bridge sources are like fannie/freddie/agency loans where they have minimum requirements to sell their note/paper to investors in the markets.

However, maybe I'm not making myself clear the tenant would have to meet all screening and moving requirements that any tenant would have to meet.I suppose my question is about signing them month-to-month or how do I tell my agent that I'm not going with their tenant and keep the relationship without burning a bridge.  

Also, since there is a huge gap in the industry in teaching people how to understand development and the different options we've launched an education arm to help bridge that gap so it's not just the "big guys" with deep pockets that can be a developer. 

North of town, west of Pacific: 95207 If north of March, Stockton Unified (Venetian); if south of March, then Lincoln Unified (Venetian Bridges). 

Lastly we are not the only country with this labor issue .. look at Japan and I have spent some time in Singapore and the bridge crossings every morning from Malaysia for laborers is jammed packed.

@Robert DeForge You can do a bridge loan to someone who's doing Fix and Flip project with hard money and needs 10-15% towards purchase and x% for repairs.