If you can't right now, ask them what they'd need in order to be approved, and then start preparing!

If it is sold in your names then you must purchase in your names.If you dissolved that LLC and distributed it into your names a year before selling then your new ownership would meet the intent test with no problem. 

Saw one in Allen a couple of weeks ago with 100 offers.So bring plenty of cash and be prepared to make multiple offers to be able to lock one up.

Are there any trainings, books, podcasts, et al you would recommend to prepare for this type of purchase?

I hate to jump on the bandwagon here but there is something about this that just doesn't pass the sniff test. 

Just when I was contemplating to go FSBO to save on commissions before I even started preparing for advertising, a realtor from exp realty messaged me that his prospective clients are looking for a similar property in my area.

He wanted to know how much we would offer, I didn't give him a number as I wanted to run comps and come prepared for the walk through. 

most likley your going to have to give up a good portion of the deal for quick cash.. unless its a 600k purchase and your looking for 300k first position loan.. then that should be pretty easy I have funded deals when I learned about them on a Monday and funded on a friday it can happen.. but its not cheap so be prepared.

Some wouldn't go in an attic, wouldn't go on a roof, wouldn't test every drain or open every window.

@Tye Jacobs I successfully manage a number of Chandler properties and would be pleased to assist you as you move back to Kansas City.I added a new Chandler house last week, worked with the owner to properly prepare the property, marketed the property, screened the tenants, and moved in the new tenant last week.