One thing you could do is find a lender who will pre-underwrite your file.

When you say foreclosure homes, that could mean a home with an NOD filing (Notice of Default), NTS (notice of sale), or an REO (Real Estate Owned meaning the bank owns the property now AFTER it went through the first two filings, then to courthouse steps and nobody purchased it so it went back to the bank).If you are talking about finding REO deals, then you would need a contact with agents you specialize in REO properties to get the info before they put on the MLS, but in many cases today, the banks require them to list on the MLS.

File for immediate eviction.

If so would we need to file for an eviction?

I would hate to see you having to file an eviction right after you purchase should something arise (worst case scenario).I hope this helps!

Note: I formed my single-member LLC this year (around August/September 2021) so I still haven't filed taxes for it.Thank you in advance!

I am looking for a responsive real estate CPA who I can go to from time to time to strategize my business plan (Not just to file tax returns).

The mug shot is from 2019, along with a list of the history of filed complaints. 

I’ll be filing my S Corp status early 2022 but do not yet have an LLC.My question: 1.

As added insurance, I would recommend filing a separate tax return (probably a 1065 partnership return) for the LLC, even if it's a single-member and not technically required to file a tax return.