One caveat: doing this created a situation where it was difficult to get loans because one of our LLCs is a "checkbook IRA"- seems the nonrecourse lenders mostly don't like having a non-IRA partner involved.

I am not saying that it doesn't have a use and won't have a future use but it is a lot easier to create a parking area than something with a higher barrier to enter.

I am interested in Purchasing rental properties To create additional income.

Giving sellers options creates a higher probability of creating profit on a seemingly profitless deal. 

I created a new Single Member LLC in Ohio for rental property.

I figured this would create some possibility of buying dirt cheap land in heavily affected areas and maybe holding until people rebuild around it and being the value back up maybe??

Let me first provide you with an accurate and honest one-liner to summarize what to expect if you decide to work with WealthAbility followed by a detailed account of my own personal experience with the company.

If it passes I would probably slowly exit the Virginia counties that create the "anti-rent gouging boards" and look to buy in states that are less hostile to landlords.We already have decided to not buy any more property in Henrico county due to their legislature.

Are there any resources here that can help me create an investor-friendly agent environment so I'm not turning away investors due to misunderstandings on both our parts?

It's great that you're being proactive in ensuring you don't overlook any important details.