@Jesse Wixson is a great source for information.

I'm worried being that my credit isn't great and I don't own any asset's do I even stand a chance at getting financial backing from funding lenders and or any other sources?

The bank will want to see a source of income.

Does anyone know of a good source for properties with 4-12 units?

I really want sold and it has knob and tube wiring and other older features that will make FHA and VA funding not available.

IF you had your agent source the OM from them, I assume that the CA would be slightly different where the commission split would be explicit.If you have not signed any CA, then I believe your agent can still contact them to get agreement regarding the commission split.

If you both have a source of income, then one of you can get up to 10 and the other one can get up to 10.  

Welcome Ricardo Howard to BPAudrey Truesdale is a good source of information and he knows the Charlotte market as well.

This would require the plan to allow for in-service distributions, something they could check on with the plan administrator if there were interested.Yes, the participant loan feature is the remaining option for them to borrow the funds from their plan and then they could convey these funds to you personally (via a loan or whatever arrangement you collectively decide on).

These are GREAT sources of information.I'd recommend getting a property or two before you dive too deeply into things like business structure or insurance beyond a "Landlord's Policy", and that requires a property first.