I advertised on google for people who needed money for lawsuits and got a call from a guy that wanted money against his lawsuit and gave him 78k.

They are everywhere but don't advertise they have money.Your other option is to deed it back to yourself and get the loan and then move it back to the LLC in a few months. 

I truly appreciate your support.

For your first two Orlando strategy questions there would be a lot more options on the market for condo's, however at the 70k price point you have to make sure you are buying in the right areas where the rental rates can support the high HOA or CDD fees.

We then create a second position note on one of our rental properties that is leveraged under 80% and bring up the leverage to 80% as long as the cash flow can support the added debt expense.

Before you pay for the appraisal, have a realtor look at comps to see if value is there, you need 3 sold comps in the last 6 months, if comps support new value then go ahead and order appraisal.

I would definitely put that out there with your initial advertising of the property so it's not a surprise to the buyer after they've looked at the property and invested time in to it.

There will not be any supports affected, and should be fairly straight forward.

In January, consider advertising and holding a 90-minute open house. 

Done.Find a mentor to help with the process.Doing an internship with someone that is serious about their business, and then making sure that you're just as serious about their business as they are, is an awesome way to gain invaluable experience and support for yourself in the long run.Intern with a flipper.