I did it for about 3 years and had a lot of fun, made enough to pay my bills, made some amazing client friendships that changed my life, but at the end of the day I was making a lot more money in technology (that was my career prior to real estate). 

Because of this, I'd rather do Seller financing in which from what you are saying the Seller would not be hit with capital gains in one lump sum but rather over a period of time, which is the same as an MLO in that aspect but, better in that the property is mine. 

Based on the limited explanation here it would appear that there is a technically they are breaking the lease and you could enforce it aspect and a do you really want to hold a veteran to your lease aspect. 

Just wondering but how much smart home technology have you added to your locations like video doorbell, smart lock or smart thermostat?

Just other aspects to take into consideration.

We both have our respective real estate businesses focused on different aspects of the business. 

The TSP works great, as they like that better for fund sourcing versus business funds.I've also handled certain aspects of my rehabs using 0% interest credit cards for things like flooring, appliances, hvac, foundation.

The goal is to get all legal aspect, founding capital and entity structure in place by the end of 2019 (earlier if possible).The help of the BP community is highly appreciated

Nobody believes that you are using drone technology to scope out deals, and if you were using the same sources for your information that I was using prior to taking the leap to your platform, your data would be accurate.

I might also consider branching out to another aspect.