@Patrick NuciforoIn general, assuming that you have not elected to be taxed as a corporation, and you are the sole owner of the LLC, the entity is disregarded as an entity separate from you.  

Also, make sure the companies doing your background checks are not the source of the problem.It's not surprising the applicant would be able to provide you with a list of previous addresses and landlord contact information. 

Such investments can be a powerful way to grow your IRA, but your IRA is not a funding source for your own personal deals.

I use list source for wholesaling.

I'd also be interested in any aggregated source of data, if there is someone who collects data for multiple jurisdictions.Thanks in advance!

IF it is an FHA you won't be able to do the repairs yourself, but if the bank you are using is lending for their own portfolio then they MIGHT allow it but that is something you will have to work out with them.If you want a list of FHA inspection standards you can just google it and several sources will come up on the first page. 

Is there a chance a title company would allow the sale with all the proper paperwork that shows the property to solely go to my seller yet in her dead parents name?

I am a naive want-to-be investor (right now) looking to get myself to a good level of knowledge to pursue the field.And although the I live in the UK (where I'll invest) I've been listening to the BP podcasts in order to learn how to invest and how to think as an investor: which are not things restricted to an American information source!

I have bought two rental properties in HI (SFH) and we visited for a week with the sole purpose of locating a property.

You can spend a lot of time searching for sources for "the best" numbers, but I personally question whether there is such a thing.