My attorney has advised me a structure where: I own the Living Trust --> Living Trust owns the LLC --> LLC owns the property (Title)My lender is not okay with this 'Nesting' arrangement.

I see you are looking to invest in Florida, texas or colorado. that means you are a little undecided right now, but what i can tell you is that they all are great choices, you'll have to see your goals, and where you find the best for your budget. goodluck, let us know where you end up investing in

Since I am not 100% sure that I actually do own the White House, I want to use a Quit Claim Deed to make sure I am not doing anything illegal.My questions:1) Where can I find an example of a Washington DC Quit Claim Deed?

Ask questions, get an inspection, and make sure it’s in a decent area where there are renters and that renters will want to live there.

I own a house near a university where I rent by the room.

Below is where the confusion may lie:-The Borrower must occupy the second home for some portion of the year-The Borrower must keep the property available primarily (i.e., more than half of the calendar year) for the Borrower’s personal use and enjoymentLooks like that was updated in May 2022, I closed on mine in March 2022 so my rider only included the first of the 2 bullet points above, so maybe they added the 2nd bullet point after?"

But, there are other ways like teaming up with someone and joint ventures where your credit isn’t even used.

Do you know where to start or whom to contact for this type of loan?

@Robert Ellis Where would you invest in Cincinnati right now? 

I like Sean's suggestion of just setting it up in case you utilize it and find replacement property(s) within the allotted timeframe.This is where I may be of value to you.