Been looking at a structure which will be optimal for having a portfolio of rental properties, financial investments, and all the other general life stuff, which will assist in asset protection, as well as tax liability etc.Thoughts on this?

I'm sure it varies depending on the market you are in as well.

well, the good news is that your lender will be able to add back deprecation, mortgage interest, property taxes, property insurance, HOA dues and even some one time costs. 

They could go down as well.

Specifically the pool inspections as well as the patio inspections were incomplete.

Based on my experiences of requesting rent increases on dozens of section 8 recipients, the housing organization has always granted a rent increase.... perhaps not at the level I would like but never below the current rate. 

Well, that's why I said "is that legal to do".

Check references, screen well like a normal LTR tenant, if everything checks out why not? 

You want to keep it as you like the cash flow or see the market really performing well for the next 2-3 years. 

I also work with OOS investors and have a list of property managers that you can call and get information from as well.