What I'm really doing is creating a "workshop" space that's part of the house that can be used towards a business write off, but can also be easily converted to living space with plumbing/wiring already installed in walls/floors.

This can be done through linking up with local investment groups, or go to meetings that provide such interactions.

The Architect working directly for me will provide me with more leverage and peace of mind. 

I think HH provides these new home buyers the opportunity to purchase a home with some financial flexibility being able to rent out portions for extra income. 

Larger national companies like State Farm, Allstate, and Liberty Mutual are known for providing comprehensive coverage, so they could be good places to start your search.

These syndication can provide an 8%+ cash-on-cash return - providing investors monthly cash flow - and a 15-20% IRR over the length of the project.

Thanks,Robert Robert,Would either have to look into some kind of a Quit Claim Deed to transfer it into your entity, or just fully refinancing either cash-out if you have any equity, or doing a rate and term refinance where you just transfer the existing debt in the property into your LLC.Payments could go either way, by being a member of the LLC, any rent payments could be linked to you pretty easily.

The other 3 above should be able to provide referrals, but don't blindly trust anyone!

Have you tried to ask the Turnkey providers to show a bid to buy it back?

If there are any SC RE agents that can provide me with some clarity on this subject matter, it would be greatly appreciated.