I know there is a lot of knowledge and wisdom to be gained by such a great community, so I was hoping to get some advice on a current deal I'm in contract with.

We're actually losing a bit overall, but considering the wealth of knowledge gained, I'd say it's worth the small price.

Mass amounts of thank you for this knowledge.

In this case, the fact that the bank was ready with their very specific title language as soon as the contract was delivered shows some evidence of knowledge they failed to disclose.  

Current situation:So I don't have much funds but I do work a part time job and have few side hustles that I try to generate any extra income.

Anyone who has done it or anyone who has knowledge of how it can be done, please do give some feedback.

I have both local and (pretty much) "national" LO agreements, that one should then have a (local case law, savvy) knowledgeable RE attorney review, prior to having the LO agreement 'signed' and notarized there, like every RE 'terms' deal.

@Wayne Bridenstine Thanks for the knowledgeable insight on this.

I would research agents that work in the areas of interest that you have, and have complimentary knowledge that you may not have.

The administrative headache of having to keep extra bank accounts and tax returns isn't worth the extra headache, especially given there isn't any case law to actually uphold the validity of what the Series LLC is trying to accomplish.