So we have several condos and townhouses. 

I have found several asset based lenders that I can borrow from. 

You could ask the guys at the Home Depot Builders Desk for referrals they might know.I hope you get several answers that will help you. 

@Ramsin JacobUnfortunately, your description includes several misunderstandings which are too long to break apart in an online post.

I have some health issues flaring up this week that make me unable to reliably sit and focus so I would be afraid to waste your time right now (I started writing this message yesterday for example and suddenly had to go lay down before I could finish).I would love to take you up on that though once my health stuff hopefully settles down again.The quote about the quitclaim deed was a website where the county lists the properties for sale, not actually on the Ada county website (I don't think I ever saw the word "quitclaim" on the Ada County site) - but I did find on the Canyon County (right next door to Ada county, I actually live in Canyon):"For each property sold, the County will transfer its interest by quitclaim deed without warranty or representation."  

I have used several of the most common beginner strategies in order to acquire real estate and grow my portfolio.

I hope you get several answers that help you make a decision. 

Chukwudi, we manage several homes for out of country investors and there is a fair amount of considerations both initially as well as afterward. 

I've sold several properties where the mortgage was in my name but I had moved the property into an LLC. 

For several reasons.