@Nathan KapustaI would suggest speaking to an attorney and have them draft the LLC to take into consideration each of your roles etc.

Speaking of Avery Carl...her podcast The Short Term Show just got started, but so far I think it has been really good. 

I would keep things simple and first speak with your original lender who completed the underwriting.

I can only speak for myself, but I've helped a number of people 1031 into passive deals providing 1+% a month.

Generally speaking there are 2 main types of loans for investors: “Conventional” and “Portfolio”Conventional - I'll define these as loans that come from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (if you recognize those names).

Before getting everything going in note investing, I recommend speaking with other investors about the business.

Like a lot of people on this site I was drawn to multifamily house hacking because it allowed for the purchase of a multi family property with very favorable financing options (3-5% down) as long as you occupied one of the units as your primary residence.After speaking with multiple lenders they are all telling me that this is only through the Freddie Mac Home Possible program which has an income cap that I, unfortunately, do not meet.

@Bruce Lynn I did speak with him already and his response was in line with the response above.

And that residential department will often not speak to the commercial department.

You'll need to speak with a lender and have some type of a down payment....likely 25% down (or so).