I will add that this is a process that has many rules that are required to be followed and there are serious financial penalties if you make a mistake. do your research and learn all you can and/or find a custodian who provides education as well as an ERISA attorney who can advise you. 

Landlords must provide 30-days notice if the rent increase is less than 10%. 

I have been on the sidelines for years and finally I think I have the opportunity to get in the game.

They have to provide these docs to you as a future homeowner.

Hire an attorney to provide the required notices about his serious breaches of the lease agreement and file the eviction case.

They provide the bulk of my income. 

If possible I use that same section to refute the requirement...or provide an alternate path to approval. 

Anyone that feels like they may be able to provide some advice/guidance, I would love to chat!  

To answer your original question about making it more palatable for owners....you need to pay them for the service of providing you with debt. 

An LLC provides no credence to a given tax position - it is primarily just a means of legal liability protection.