Now I am trying to get more creative making connections with private money investors, securing lines of credit, partnerships, etc.Beyond financing I think scaling involves getting repeatable processes, building a team (e.g.contractor, title company, lender, etc) and have better deal flow.Just curious how experienced investors scaled...different approaches, different challenges.

That could mean anything from unsafe steps, non functioning or inadequate heating, leaking roof, to a biological hazard such as human or animal waste. 

Brian G. your best option at this point might be to find someone to co-sign or a partnership to go in with.

There should be a search function that allows you to search by parcel number. 

We just began this process and have done all of the regulars (joined REIA and a lot of other networking functions) Preferably we're looking for private equity financing but flexible to talk about whatever.Anyone have any suggestions of places to network?

We look forward to building future relationships, as well as potential partnerships.

Would they need to report the entity's income in their individual Schedule C or form 1065 (partnership return)?

In your option B, the master suite closet is not functional to maximize the closet shelving. 

I've got a partnership LLC along with typical W2 income, real estate, and interest income.I would appreciate any recommendations available.By the way, I live in NYC and the LLC and property is in Philly, so preferably someone that knows the state/city law in PA would be great.Thanks!

You would ask your attorney to transfer the title over to the LLC.As for your tax question, currently an LLC can be treated as either a partnership or a corporation.