It might be due to the fact of lack of trust in myself and the people around me.

If the owner has a high cost of capital, paying the tax late might actually result in a lower cost of capital, though probably a violation of his deed of trust, assuming the property is not owned free and clear.

If each trust is not a grantor/living trust, this is certainly possible. 

People invest with those that they know like and trust.

Would not trust this fleeting moment of happiness, must continue to probe for location.

Are you only using them because you like and trust them?

Any suggestions on the most effective way to find a lender or investor who will trust someone with my experience level? 

Prospective Tenant understands and agrees that no possession of the property will be granted until all move-in requirements have been completed.Binder funds will be held in a trust account by the Landlord.

If you're not very clear on expectations and transparent on reporting, it seems easy to get screwed by cooked books.As partners, you need a lot of trust.

If single, and the membership interests did not transfer via trust or otherwise outside of probate, an estate will need to be opened to transfer ownership of 100% of the membership interests to the heirs, who can then convey the LLC’s interest.