If this is a privacy issue, simply transfer ownership to a trust, that’s allowed.

Permits also = higher assessed value, so trust me most major cities are broke and they're looking hard for the cash.

I like my clients to use a lender I know and trust.

On the surface what I normally see in these cases are Real Estate agents that disappear after the sale because they comped the rent value too high, followed by an inexperienced PM that has a hard time explaining WHY the rent price is too high, and finally an investor that put his trust in all the wrong people to achieve their goals. 

In Texas I would type up an Assignment of Deed of Trust and Note.

Get the bank to convert your mortgage to a first lien HELOC.It may appear on paper that you'll have a higher interest rate, but don't trust your eyes.

., but it does require a trusted network.

My CPA is also having us set up an s-Corp for additional write offs such as paying our kids to help with things in the RE and consulting business, putting our vehicles in the Corp name, etc. we’re putting our multi families in an LLC which will be managed by the s Corp and our primary in a trust.

Trust me, thats why I'm hear, I want the good and the bad. 

I want everything to be correct, so I trust myself deciphering this contract.Normally in this type of situation would a  "Tenant Broker" or a "Real Estate Lawyer" to suffice to review our contract?