@John B. here's the specific wording of your loan agreement at least.  

Nope, no assignment contract if the end-buyer is getting an Agency 30YF.You need to take full and literal no-weasel-words ownership of the property, recorded at the county and everything, before you can sell it to someone getting an Agency 30YF mortgage @Patrick Milia.There are transactional lenders who will lend to you, based on seeing the end-buyer's loan approval in lieu of your own personal credit/income/assets, so that you can check that box.

Forgot to include key words, Indianapolis, Indiana, Indy. 

They may give me contact information but what if it's just "their cousin"... this may sound a little cynical but do you jut "take their word"?

Words of wisdom. lol

I am a man of my word and I know the importance and effect of hard work and dedication.

This means it is not up to the lender to decide, or in other words, no matter how hard or far you look you cannot finance an LLC with a conventional loan. 

Some private money and hard money lenders will be satisfied with a broker price opinion but no lender is going simply take your word on the value regardless of the pitch you make.Properties 4 units and less are almost always valued based on comparable sales, not income.The seller has no right to see the appraisal unless you chose to share it with them.

Word of encouragement and I quote " treat your business like your child, and someone ( your money flow) is a kidnapper that says you will never see your child again unless you pay them 5K in two weeks".

I believe it could rent for $1,500 - $1,600 after a month's worth of free marketing and word of mouth.50% crawl spaceRoughly half of the crawl space is not accessible.