> Intent is to PROTECT Personal (Primary Home) & other Assets (NOT :) piercing the corporate veil) from rental-properties litigation, and smoothly PASS-ON rentals to next-generation.Attorneys certainly are good in process, but may neither have comprehensive LLC-policy-details (for all 50 states), nor may be malleable to prevailing market details (how to manage mortgage loans).Bigger Pockets is a great source to share/procure real-life details.. and then Make the move.Thanks. 

Are there any spoken / unspoken rules I would need to know about approaching these lenders for these types of loan arrangements?

Often times you get better matches when you skip trace with the data provider when procuring the leads.

@Ellie Nasir Approach it from both sides of the coin.

@Alfred Koenig IIII'm not sure how you are approaching this. 

It'll be interesting once there's case law to see how we can approach that as landlords.Successful investing!

Initially I was thinking of approaching them with the idea of seller financing, but the bank between us would make it awkward.

If you're set on building on this land, it seems you may want to get pricing figured out in a more for sure approach (as you can, I realize material pricing right now is not 'normal') to get an idea of how much you really can afford to build.

Nothing but complaints about small items...some have been big, obviously, but just a very "adversarial" approach when it is totally uncalled for.

I'm taking the advice and calling the county to see what is their exact approach.