More companies are accepting LLC's under personal policies. 

@Andy MirzaI see many people forget thisI had one in Virginia where we agreed to a dil and a week before we ordered the title a company (property was a duplex rental so it was a PM) put a $12k lien on property for unpaid feesWe had to go through foreclosure as we offered the PM company $2k to settle and they refused to accept it.

The part that scares me the most is if I sell my condo and my offer on a new SMF doesn't get accepted, I could be in limbo.

Not even going to get into the fact that she was very borderline in terms of the background check, but that going into the holidays, I bit the bullet and accepted her.

It must be executed to be able to obtain FHA financing and if fha financing accepted it just comes with territory.

Also if they inform you that there is a mortgage/lien/ back taxes on the house could it still be wholesaled if they accept the offer and agree to pay off the amounts owed?

Builders are willing to accept investors if the cities are farther out of Dallas.

Getting around this cap will require you to refinance the homes in a portfolio loan or another option would be to offload 1 partner off of the loans through refinancing, thus freeing up some slots for that partner.

I was interested in multiple types of deals but this was the first offer that was accepted.

I was told recently by multiple mortgage folks in RI that unless you go with an FHA loan, they are not accepting less than 25% down on a multi, even if owner occupied.