Naturally any other advice would be appreciated and thanks in advance for any repliesJerry

You're going to have to find a way to come up with some of the money (family loan, line of credit) to show you have skin in the game. 

Seeing as how it is illegal to descriminate against families, the stringent nature of these laws puts many landlords into a choice between adhering to the laws by diving head first into a cost prohibitive, cap-ex hell or trying to find their way around the laws thereby exposing themselves a litany of fines and possible jail time that I couldn't even begin to comprehend….you know, not to mention endangering the lives of children.So What is the end game?

So, while the marketing copywriter did imply some technical basis for the processing time problem, they didn't actually claim the solution to it was technical in nature, that was just something I inaccurately inferred. 

This normally means skin in the game, though it's quite common for very experienced flippers to obtain 100% financing.Sorry to be blunt here, but unless you are trying to impress your Aunt Agnes to fund a deal, forget the business plan.

It's more of a mentality thing, I want a clear divide between their life as a renter and their new life as an owner, and a good way to do that is for them to put some skin in the game.

As an example, some Private Lenders in the Bay Area will lend up to 75% on After-Repair Value (ARV) with "skin in the game" (10% cash-in or cross-collateralization).

I explained to my broker what had happened and immediately called the buyer’s agent to explain, apologize and wrote her clients a check for the cost of their inspection.At this point, I knew the contractor had blatantly lied to me and taken advantage of my trusting nature and inexperience.

When did you buy it, location, what improvements you made, and of course always the fun one, how you dealt with the tenants (natural turn over, buy outs, etc.)Is your other bldg in the city too?  

Why is that when searching for cash buyers in my area I see multiple properties with one LLC or multiple properties under one natural name ex.