The two problems I have faced with Agents are.They are interested in closing deals not helping customers.

Not sure what you're asking Realtors, you do understand that asking them who their cash buyers are really puts pie in your face, that's just dumb, like "please tell me who you deal with so I can deal with them, get your buyer's list, so they will do fewer deal with you....you don't mind if I steal deals away from you, do you?"

Wasting time in the wrong type of real estate investing wont put a smile on your face.

As much as it may hurt, we all need to face that fire and be accountable to our investors. 

Almost anyone who's entered this business has faced the negativity from others -- it comes with the territory.The question is, are they throwing general negativity at you?  

Let's face it, there's no such thing as "ideal renters", ideal renters BUY a house!.

May just be me, and fact I am in #1 lawsuite state, but for me when it comes to the LLC vs Corp. questions and twists, I always look #1 at liability, and then at taxation savings.I had a large company, organized as a c-corp, and yes it was a hassle, and yes taxes where hell on the surface, although i hired a good CPA who I could barely understand his strategies, I just followed them and saved.

So I know the struggles and issues many of you face on a daily basis in respect to getting your deals financed.

This is precisely the problem I've faced.

I'm sorry to hear about the difficulties you've faced.