The only option I can think of is to somehow find a private lender to fund the purchase of the property, and then later on when you do qualify for a mortgage, you can refinance them out. 

Id still carry an umbrella on the LLC holdings,  Some insurance companies aren't able to write for LLCs though so you definitely need to have this conversation with your agent. 

@Ali Zantout I run a monthly meetup, with a few other guys, for investors in the area.If you're looking for something with a formal agenda and a sales pitch, we're not your group.But, if you're down for just casually hanging out at a local bar/restaurant, sharing conversation with like minded folks, feel free to join.We will be joining the a group of folks closer to the Northland this month, at Nick and Jake's in Parkville 7:30 PM.

If you're working with hard money or private lenders to rehab/flip properties, they probably do care about your experience level to a degree.

We are newbies to private lending.  

I'll send you a PM (private message) with some information for you.

My goal for the future: fix and flip / buy to rent on a private investor / JV basis. 

This depends a little bit on whether the trash is handled by the city or private contractors, and also whether the custom in that city is to keep the trash cans "hidden" when not in use (like, in the backyard, or in the garage), but: if you can't see any trash cans around the side of the house or at the corner of the garage, or in the driveway on trash day, whereas the neighbors' houses do have trash cans in those locations, maybe nobody is living there. 

I do some private lending and I use Money Lender Professional software, but its like $300 to purchase the software. 

Usually not lol but I learned a ton and wouldn't trade it for anything cause now I know what I'm talking about and can carry on a conversation with a contractor who can respect my opinion.That's my 2 cents.