Fully rented upstairs/downstairs duplex in a village setting about 45 min from a mid-sized city.

Of course, this depends on whether there is demand for that, but there is demand in most reasonably sized cities.

The financing on a deal makes or breaks a return and that it tied to lease terms, quality of the tenants, location, and loan size being sought.

In either case, I'd expect them to want you to have "skin in the game" with a reasonable sized down payment (in addition to their points and interest).If you're talking about getting conventional financing to an LLC, you're going to find that next to impossible unless the LLC itself has good credit history.

I have been a property owner in the UK and Spain for 40 years, and have now down-sized and am looking to generate Rental Income from my equity to add to my Pension for the next 30 years.

@Chase Miller - depending on the size of their profit that is pretty normal.

Decent sized land.

Not to say condos couldn't do well as a rental (in fact i do have one condo as a rental), but from past experience, I think there are simpler properties to start with, like a mid size single family home in Mesa (preferably in a nice neighborhood without HOAs), where you can learn the ropes, not have to worry about getting your neighbors co-operation should any issues come up with the property and easy to liquidate if you find land lording is not for you after all. 

After acquiring my knowledge in technical analysis, I realized all I was doing is speculating on bar movements in a chart.

A list of 500 people you know nothing about OR Telling the seller or listing broker you have 100 pre-screened and qualified clients that have the ability to purchase that deal size.