It's legally a week position, so weak it may be a negotiating posture.  

@Christine O'MearaBen is incorrect if you are purchasing a property in Canada.  

Well the strategy didn't work as planned; the  public records homepath used were incorrect and the house was 200 square feet greater than the listing.

Most agencies look at rentals the same way newbies do (Rent-PITI = Income) which being on here you will know is incorrect. 

I did provide a curt response to a post above where the stereotypical, incorrect labelling of Canada as practicing socialism was offered-up.I would be interested in the town you saw which was sold by the {Federal?}

All I did was tell you that you were incorrect.

As a result, the algorithms Zillow, Trulia, Realtor.com, etc. use often get pricing and other information incorrect.

Remember that if there is a serious deficiency in the appraisal that results in an incorrect value (up or down) talk to your lender. 

My advice, try to figure out where they have incorrect or missing information or try to identify properties they aren't selling as they will draw a lot of attention.

Unless you are doing something incorrectly [mixing llc and personal bank accounts, using the llc assets for personal use, etc] the LLC assets won't include your personal assets [personal home, 401k, etc].