Home inspectors are human beings, and do make mistakes sometimes.

It's essential that you build a team in your chosen market. 

Keep in mind (1) the "type" of Deed is often chosen based on geography. 

You may not be obligated to provide that accommodation depending on the type of unit.A single family home that you are renting out yourself would not be required to allow the service animal.This is what the humane society has to say about the question:http://www.humanesociety.org/animals/resources/tip...

If they can not afford full rent December 1st you have chosen the wrong tenants.What about a Damage deposit, is it allowed or only the LMR. 

I think I see where you went off track.The idea is NOT to "hide the owner", the idea is to prevent any "professional litigant" from finding an access path back to any human person's personal assets or possessions.

You would have to read their private placement documents (or other offering documents) to know how they have chosen to set it up.Just one example would be they pay out dividends on  a regular basis based on their profits. 

And what about the network you are building here, or anywhere else in your chosen niche; Isn't that network valuable to you? 

But there are good lenders out there with actual human beings and a brain who do sensible (manual) underwriting.

I'll take  ur inputs when I analyze the markets I have chosen.