I imagine I could go the route of procuring a conventional loan for the property and a hard/reno loan for the renovations.

He had the locks changed and a remnant the day after closing. 

When you purchase with an FHA loan and a 3.5% down payment you will need to pay PMI until your equity increases another 16.5%.  

Now, it is time to refinance the first property I purchased this year, and as I reinitiated the conversation with the cited mortgage company, I was informed there was a misunderstanding, and they couldn't lend to my LLC.

Is reach out to experienced flippers but you guys are contractors and as from what I understand contractors are "the" biggest element in a flip after the purchase of the property.

(BRRRR) I am looking for guidance and a bit of advice on the path I should look into.

MY WIFE IS OVER HER MOM'S FINANCES NOW (POA),AND HONESTLY THE HOUSE IS WAY TOO MUCH UP KEEP FOR HER AND A STRUGGLE FOR ME TOO.NICE HOUSE ,JUST TOO BIG WITH THE POOL.

She renovated it with the same lender, who now has about $300k into it, it's worth about $350-$375k.Then two kids and a part-time job, she can't really afford it, she and lender are a little uneasy.

There is a lot of information on here and a lot of people who are willing to help answer questions to get you going.

Even if the doomsday scenario hits in my pharmacy example, and CVS/Walgreen's goes out of business and a tornado destroys the building, I lose #’s 1, 2, and 3 above.