There you will find 'lenders'.

You might be able to find a DSCR lender to work with.My 2 cents,Mike

DFW REI Club is a great place to start: https://dfwreiclub.com/ I also recommend any potential clients to reach out to my preferred lender & fellow investor @Andrew Postell.

No one can really review the numbers because they may or may not be accurate.

I will review the profiles and reach out to those who best fit my needs for an accountant.

It wouldn't be a bad idea to review Florida State Statute CH 83, which covers residential tenancies. 

Located in: Trenton, NJ *******************************My understanding is that technically, No, that would still give the lender the option to enforce the due on sale clause (DOS) and accelerate the loan.

Honestly, though I feel most banks and lenders want to have performing notes and if you look good on paper, then they probably won't give you much kick back if you qualify.I hope this helps and thank you for reading! 

We form the LLC with me and my wife as members, then transfer the properties (they do have mortgages, so maybe lenders will have less of an issue if the LLC has members that are same as the current owners), then assign the LLC to the trust2.

I can also recommend a fellow investor/lender and a hard money lender too depending on your exit strategy.