For the Phoenix MLS you go loan type: Cash, I'm sure other MLS have a similar filterAlso you could go to the tax records and put "LLC" in the buyer name

Before contacting any owner, I would perform a quick search of public records to see if anything stands out that may impact pricing.

Let the record show that I kept mine to one per the topic ;)

I run several businesses, don't own any canned software and the applications I give away for free is all I use and my records are accurate-to-the penny.One video is only a few minute and it explains the software I use to process my lead lists, for telemarketing, direct mail, analyzing single family, multi-family and I have a lot of educational information and tools.This current software I am working on will never be finishes, but is it also very functional.

@Atanas KrastevId ask for payment history/record and see if the LLC pays it on time.

(Not interested in Fanny/Freddy as I don’t currently have a KP/would not meet Net worth or Liquidity requirements, I have no track record, would prefer to have improvement funds included, and plan to stay under 1MM for first property.) 

I generally pay for my title insurance, pay part of the title / escrow company costs, prorated taxes and the recording fees in the area I invest in.

Ok, I got one for the record books. 

Multifamily continues to attract the most investment volume of any property type, with 3Q21 hitting a record high 💲78.7 billion, representing a 192.1% increase year-over-year.

So, if you any of you have any questions, the LLC's books are the records you can pass around.