The combination of the tax return filed income and 75% of the gross lease will be added together and the lender will take that "number," to subtract it from your monthly PITIA (prin/int/tax/ins/assessments) payment.

I would assume any court actions, along with an LP filed, sufficiently cloud the title, so the seller can’t reasonably give clear title.  

Mine are set up through my Attorney since you have to file every few years or lose your entity. 

Last time it was a non-performing loan in Texas where it exceeded UPB because they indicated the legal balance was so high and the initial filing had been done.  

What you choose determines if it is part of your personal return (Sole Proprietorship) or if you need to file a separate return anything else.If you choose a sole proprietorship the LLC can be treated as a disregarded entity.

Or do I lock up the property in my name and then transfer it over once the LLC is officially filed?

If I file charges against the Tenant, Rhino pays me and then goes after the Tenant for reimbursement.I haven't used Rhino, but I hear good things about it.

It used to be under file place under the tools bar.

If he borrows money from bank and deal completely fails, he faces default and potential bankruptcy.2.

Is your paperwork labeled in pdf files and you send everything the lender asks on day one, and disclose everything?