You can look up a property's exact current tax bill on the Cuyahoga County Auditor's webpage here: http://fiscalofficer.cuyahogacounty.us/AuditorApps...Property taxes typically adjust upon a sale and revalued based on the new price.

I would have to find something that takes away the need for adjustments in that regard.

You often get poor information about their prospective incomes, and by the time real information comes out, the stock price has already adjusted near instantly. 

Given you are looking at taking down several properties at once, a commercial loan would offer the most flexibility and likely speed to purchase, but the terms likely won't be quite as good.  

But that option is less common.The renegotiation date is when the monthly lease will be adjusted (inevitably higher). 

I would like a loan that adjust the principal every month and loaned me the difference between my current equity and the loan principal in excess of the 80% LTV.You can do this on HELOC loans.  

The maximum special allowance is reduced if your modified adjusted gross income exceeds certain amounts.Phaseout rule.

I will suggest you face and resolve the problem of getting loan with the LLC entity and not think or have the impression that  if title is in your name will quiken or speed up  the rate at which you get loan.

On a purchase mortgage with a quick closing where A and B are that close together like that, I'm still going to prioritize reliability and speed over rate for the consumer's own good, but there are plenty of refinance scenarios where this comes up and I can't answer the consumer's "what's the rate?"

@Damon Ng to speed things up... you could have it marketed as utilities paid by the owner.