I created a VA LLC with my daughter as the owner (for my anonymity and asset protection), and was planning to hold private mortgages (using another LLC I created), to strip equity and for anonymity.  

There is plenty of office support, AppFolio software, I am open to bumps in commission/bonus structure -- portion of rent raises, lock changes, identifying more MF buildings, commissions IF we decide to sell any properties, etc. 

They could easily be owner occupants who need a place to live.

If I buy a gallon of milk at the corner store, that doesn't make me owner of a commercial property. 

and also do i have to put up any capital or when the title is handed over can i pay back the owner from the income of the property?

I have a condo in an association where balconies are unit owner responsibility - thankfully I do not have one.

Seeing it as a great potential future home, I decided to make an offer.The offer was accepted, and I purchased the house with the intention of staying at my parents' place while renting out the home until I'm ready to buy a duplex, moving closer to my goal.

I was getting a quote for a roof a few weeks ago and the owner of the company called me and told me I just want you ti know we want your business & if you get a lower bid, we will match it, now the area I’m investing doesn’t have a glut of roofers or anything but he decided he would rather have my business and make less than get no money, I suspect many realtor will follow that same logic. 

Here's a possibility: prior to the hammer, owner sold the property (actual cure) or provided evidence of an upcoming settlement and lender agreed to it (enforceable promise to cure)

I've decided to start my Real Estate Investing journey with Wholesaling.