Will the bank need to look over my financials to see if i can do it or can i have the owner finance it until i flip the house?

I think it depends on your current financial situation and what strategies do you plan to go after? 

I believe I have pinpointed my biggest financial weakness as my vehicle.

Finally free, I vowed to never own another rental property again after the experience.Fast forward to early this spring (2016); I had the good fortune of borrow a little known book titled, "Rich Dad, Poor Dad," from my good friend and proceeded to realize all of the things I had been doing wrong and how my financial philosophy was in need of some major retuning.

My goal is to build cash flow, pay off debt and be financially comfortable.

My suggestion, based on recommendations by others I know who have been doing it a lot longer then myself, would be to go at it alone but always be open to partnering on individual deals.

Sometimes financial institutions will stamp it on the Note rather than providing the document.

They should be able to guide you on the best plan suited for your financial and legal situation.My recommendation would be to NOT put each property in a separate LLC.

I am looking for an agent in brevard county Florida (Mims) or an investor possibly to assist me with a propertyBackground is I own a tax lien that I can foreclose on and I have recently received several yellow letters from individuals wanting to buy it, so I was looking for an agent to see if the property I have had any value if I were to foreclose on it.Thanks

The advantage of adding another tenant is that it is another person financially responsible for rent that you can chase later if needed.