Anyone financing YOU, only cares what YOUR skin is in this, not what others obligations are other than those obligations add to how much skin you need in it ie down payment. 

Kathy Fettke’s Real Wealth Network has free, no obligation events, fewer now than before Covid, but still.

This is just an example, certainly conduct your own diligence but don't feel obligated to use the name brands (ie andersen, pella)..especially their entry level windows or those you will buy at a Home Depot or Lowes.

If you plan to grow your portfolio, use a PM software that allows for corporate accounting so you don't need to get an additional Quickbooks subscription. 

Read more here:https://servicing-guide.fanniemae.com/svc/d1-4.1-05/enforcin...On the consumer side of the transaction I've seen contracts requiring a conveyance back to the seller and a restructuring as a lease option with payments mirroring the mortgage obligation and essentially a $0 buyout.

I've had great success this year by purchasing the company (LLC or Corporation) that holds the property rather than buying the property directly.

I’m just beginning i want to learn more about doing corporate housing with insurance so looking to network 

One stated continuity of obligation issue the other said I have to have 6 months to a year payment history.

While secondary market loan servicers do not really intervine when a problem poped up, we did, to the extent of paying off any loan or obligation or restructuring it.

As Ty said above holding each property in its own LLC limits liability significantly, however it can be difficult to manage and maintain the corporate vail by keeping each LLC's finances separate.