I discovered today that the house is located within one of HUD's QCT Qualified Census Tracts. 

Unless you are paying some ridiculous 5 figure sum to someone who is going to teach you “everything” (I dont recommend this btw) I would suggest that you evaluate what strengths you have, what skills you can bring to the table and offer those things to someone in your market.

We have excellent credit and have a pretty good idea of what we would qualify for regarding a new mortgage.

Critical thinking skill to make sense of it all might also be a critical survival skill for the future.

@Neil CopelandYour LLC does not qualify to sponsor a Solo 401(k). 

@Eric B. 10% is a little extreme, that’s probably atypical but in this case the rent was $2,000/mo, there were over 30 qualified applicants that applied, and rents had gone up 10% in the area the previous year, so the big increase was a function of supply and demand.

@Michael DembyYou open yourself to more options if you are willing to work with an accountant remotely.There are many qualified accountants/CPA's on this messageboard.

We obtained a mortgage on the property, however, due to issues with getting my partners qualified in the mortgage process, the mortgage is specifically in my name. 

I would get a bit more specific with any forum posts/questions just to increase the quality of responses.That being said, I am not a LO but my Real Estate team get anywhere from 100-200 online leads per month.The positives are that you will be one of the first LOs to talk to this lead which increases your chances of scheduling an appointment and closing them.Another positive is that these leads are usually motivated (but not always qualified). 

Reach out to a few local lenders and find the best rate and find someone who has good communication skills.