You should have a professional do your taxes.

I understand you want the opinion of other investors, but ALL legal questions should be referred to a qualified legal professional in the field that covers your query. 

One of the huge exceptions is experienced RE professionals (investors, mortgage brokers, etc), they tend to get what agents will get them. 

Their future home is not going to be available until then, they would be sleeping in a hotel, so the closing time frame was incredibly important to them.

I sleep in my own bed maybe 50 nights a year.

And it is not to the present tenants benefit.Here in N.J. we are having issues with “professional” landlords and LLC’s.

Instead, you might consider asking questions along these lines:What is your educational and professional background (real estate or otherwise)?

The mindless hours of Netflix, the boring dates, the unnecessary social obligations, sleeping in after late nights out, endless small talk, etc... all take away from doing things that add value to your present and future self. 

Property Photos - Photos showing the existing condition of the property & major repairs needed.Experience - A brief bio of yourself, your experience & your business If you can present this info in a professional format it will help build credibility with your lenders and ultimately get you funding.

I ended up calling my plumber(Professional Plumber) who had just done a complete re-piping for me on a Foreclosure i bought.