In the meantime I started marketing the house with for rent signs, news paper ads, Craigslist, and several other internet sites.

To me the solution is simple: Buy up all the foreclosures and other cheap properties and control the market.

I asked a few title companies in my area (Greenville, SC) and they told me that it's illegal to wholesale properties for the simple fact that if I didn't actually "buy" the property myself I can't turn around?

I would be surprised if many lenders balk at this, given that it's a pretty simple rule to enact in their underwriting process.

For FNMA loans you are likely going to have to close outside of your LLC and thus there will be a paper trail to you as the buyer.

And it isn't simple to just invest in SFR rentals in San Diego as the cheapest houses in the ghetto here are $250k and get $1,650 in rent.

The floor started chipping immediately after installation even though I covered it with paper.

There is a simple answer that won't do as much as you are hoping: craigslist properties wanted.

I know it's not that simple but maybe able to do something like that.

If drywall cracks due to the move it occurs along seams and is a simple repair.