The LLC became a partnership for tax purposes at that point in time. 

I can't pull the trigger on these deals with my current situation, so what would you suggest on those?

However, a fix-and-flip investor might be incorporated (and then perhaps claim the subchapter S election so the profits and losses "flow through" to the owner as they do with a partnership or a sole proprietorship), and take title to its projects in the corporation's name.

2008 mobile homeSingle-wide3 bed, 2 bathShape: 8/10Tenant occupied. Been there since October 2015.---------------------------Current rent: $500/moLot rent: $150/mo

I am ABSOLUTELY DETERMINED to not be in the percentage of people who never pull the trigger on real estate investing.  

I see prices are in a slight uptrend, don't wait till summer to pull the trigger.

The partnership allows residents to use short-term rentals as an amenity, primarily renting their unit when they're gone for work, on vacation or want to head to another place to live for a short time.

When trying to qualify for a mortgage is it possible to join forces with another person (partner) in order to qualify for a larger loan? Let's say that partner 1 has strong income and good credit but has recently gott...

Create a buyout strategy acceptable to both parties, i.e. lump sum cash vs. payments over time, once you know what the party leaving the partnership wants it's much easier to complete either from current payments or by refinancing or selling some of the properties.

Once the numbers make sense, I will be pulling the trigger.