It wouldn't matter if its an LLC or not, what is known as "title seasoning" is problematic in FHA and many other loans.

I have a lengthy Legal Opinion, from my seasoned Legal Team regarding this matter.

I feel that I have a good grasp on how they work ( the Financing structure, the funding of the Repairs into the Loan, Interest Rate, Points, Seasoning Period, Down Payment, etc. )What I'm still unsure of , is what is meant by a 5 or 7 year ARM ( as the Initial Loan that you get when you use a Portfolio Loan from the Get Go , But then after that time is up ( the 5 or 7 years ... depending on which ARM you went with ) , how then does the Financing , and More Importantly my own Personal PITI on the Property get effected, by me then having a 15, 20 or 30 year Conventional ?

I was just curious if I should get licensed as a real estate agent, or just work gaining knowledged, and try to use seasoned agents to make my goals happen?

Once again, this goes back to having your team...a Realtor, seasoned investor, mentor..who knows the farm area.5.  

Can anyone offer ay advice on purchasing properties for seasonal rentals?

We preferred houses with equity, so slightly older loans and houses. 

@Joshua Mckee I'm also new and I'm a few years older than you, at 38.

http://www.nbcnews.com/business/real-estate/house-...Any thoughts from the seasoned vets in the trenches?  

Looks like the AC units might be on the older side so you may need some HVAC updates in the next few years.Overall, looks pretty good...better get moving on it before I decide to take a drive up to Tampa ;)