If the renters are students, I would recommend having their parents co-sign the lease as well.  

If you have you Louisiana LLC, you figure out what North Carolina's foreign entity registration is and follow it.I did this using a CO LLC buying property in IA.

@Grey HaubertThe four exceptions are: Relocation, Increase in Family Size, Vacating a Jointly-owned house, Non-occupying co-borrower. 

The GCAAR Co tract even adresses this and allows for permission to be granted or not granted to talk to the lender. the MAR contract does not adress the issue.Regardless of whether permission is granted though in the contract, one of the most important jobs of the listing agent is to do his due diligence.

Hello,My name is Stacy and I am very interested in learning more about real estate investing and getting some real world experience. My very first job was as an administrative assistant in a real estate office, so I h...

Hey @Eric Moe I am a transactional attorney in Northern Colorado and new to BiggerPockets as well.  

I had some issues with getting the C O but I'm trying to give the buyer a credit so we can close with a temporary C O once that's settled I'll be closing .

Have you looked into co-signing on a mortgage and making the payments?

They also have many small groups that focus on a geographic area (Williamson Co., Murfreesboro, etc.) or by investment topic (land lording, notes, etc.).

I've tried JV/Co-selling.