This way, at least I could keep a good track of items being ordered for each property, how frequently they are being requested, etc..Thank you all for the inputs!

I've been doing research into how to do it and as far as I can tell the process is that I pay off their missed payments and then do creative financing like subject to or owner financing with the owner to get the property.My question is, can I still buy a Pre-Foreclosure by helping the owner to pay off the missed payments and then get the property subject to if there has already been a Notice Of Trustee's Sale?

You would still be able to qualify for non-qm loans like DSCR products which are based solely on the appraised cashflow of the subject property, (and having > 600 credit score).

I apologize if this subject has already been posted. 

@Ron JonLoan Officers are considered fiduciaries and are subject to similar laws in most states. 

The house next-door that’s almost an identical house is renting for about $100 Less the subject Propery and that is through a property manager.

Including my home in the bylaws at the same rate as everyone else when I don’t used it or subject any wear and tear onto it is unfair and needs remedied. 

He could be in a world of hurt if he failed to hold the deposit in escrow all this time, so by challenging us and forcing us to take the legal route, he’s subjecting himself to a whole can of worms that he’d prefer to not open.

Assuming the new LLC took title subject to an existing loan I don't know why the lender would want or need a new title policy since the insured lien priority shouldn't have changed. 

Well, need to stop relying on the sites to tell you as you have discovered they are often not in agreement and in more frequently wrong.