So I would go ahead and call that functionally obsolescent??

It lacked a bathroom on the second level (which is where the bedrooms are), a functional deficiency we knew would  need to be addressed.

Access to the MLS is great: setting up hot-sheets, really specialized search functions, running CMA's, access to tax records/mortgage/owner information, easy access to showing houses...Saving on commission or waiving it is great alsoBeing an agent is not the same as being an investor, they do overlap in some areas but think of someone opening 2 new businesses at the same time... it's do-able but.....

If you can find someone you can trust who is getting started and needs the money and you both are educated/savy you could develop a partnership with a good equity stake.I believe @Joseph Pytcher builds spec homes, has a track record and is looking for capital.

Looking for some help/partnership to move property as soon as possible.

., 20%) for the loan and covers our partnership in the instance we have an "oh crap" moment.

I would also like the platform to have tenant screening and other options available so that I can leverage that functionality when having to locate new tenants in the future.  

Running  a real estate company and a number of partnership for our rentals.  

What I was hoping I could maybe do is have one of the LLC function as the "Operations" LLC and it would own the bank account and then all transactions could use the single bank account?

@Alli Issa  some property is just functionally and socially obsolete... it appears that area is that way.unless there is some massive effort by the city to pump money into the area to change those characteristics then in my mind its extremely risky . work on something else.. even for free those are not deals.