It also partially depends on your local law.

It's absolutely possible, but much of that depends on the market you invest in. 

Depending on the desperation of the seller, the terms of the financing may change. 

My lender advised me to run my investing business as an LLC, keep the property in my name, and then put both the property and the LLC in a trust.

It is what it is and you have a business to attend to.

With a 64x30 pole building that would be ideal for a our dog grooming/boarding business.

It all depends on where the new electric panels have to be located , and how the house is wired . it could be a piece of cake , or a nightmare .

My role involves raising capital and collaborating with investors interested in leveraging my business to facilitate their acquisitions.

It’s not necessarily commingling the entities to have them all as additional insureds on one insurance policy if there is a valid business purpose (think general contractor in large construction) but in this case it goes to an argument that they aren’t really separate entities.

Its astronomically changed our business holding a local meetuo.