I want to get into fix and flips, rental properties as well as a traditional agent.

This includes all walks, drives, electrical, plumbing, bath and kitchen fixtures, appliances, roofing, painting, lawn, landscaping, and all other exterior and interior items.

I imagine this is a process I have to refine, because these are literally people 25-32 years old with no personal track records, coming from outside the USA in droves, and they don't require traditional documents in order to perform duties.I am going to assume their passports/visas are legit.

I married into a family who has a very basic/traditional mindset.

I have been investing in traditional and Roth IRAs (and 401k when available with a company match) since I was around 18 years old but have started looking into real estate investing.

Here in WA you need to be with an agency even if you don't practice as a traditional real estate agent. 

.)~ If the LOC is from a traditional bank, do they also require you to have a checking and/or savings account with them? 

Here's the dilemma, should we do traditional financing?

However, if you put your property in an LLC, you might have difficulty in finding a traditional lender that will let you do a cash out (some community banks will still let you do it).  

The house had updates done and I am now budgeting for a new paved driveway, as well as large replacement items such as a roof that will be needed in about 6 years.