I think I see where you went off track.The idea is NOT to "hide the owner", the idea is to prevent any "professional litigant" from finding an access path back to any human person's personal assets or possessions.

I advertise where the type of tenants that I want will see the ads.I rent at market rate or a bit below and pitch the benefits of my units over others.I let the tenants know that all they have to do is call me (within working hours) and I will respond ASAP.I recognize the tenants as worthy human beings and give them proper privacy and respect.I let them know they are appreciated for paying the full rent on time and taking care of the property.This has worked well for me!

Got yourself a real winner, or a drug dealer..

You have to be careful though because sellers (even banks, they have human asset managers) are emotional animals.

Don't get me started on Fannie Mae's AVM (the SSRs) which only has the very simple task of answering the question "hey is this human-completed appraisal credible?" 

Watch the property count as at ~10, the lenders will consider you a 'dealer' will  only go for a Commercial Loan. 

I am looking for terms as close to industry standard as humanly possible, due to the fact that I only want to present sellers and or potential buyers with a viable as well as profitable renovation funding proposition.Any and all information & assistance in this matter would be greatly appreciated as always.

Habitat for Humanity has a surplus store on Beach Blvd near University Blvd.

The longer you do this the worse you see in human beings (at times). 

Or at least get info to set up an account:https://www.chase.com/international-banking/contac...I don't think you're going to be able to remotely open an account with no interaction with a human.