I'm connected with several wholesalers, checking Investor Lift and Zillow regularly without any luck.  

With home prices and assistance I feel this is a now or never thing (if I chose instead to buy a regular home), but this is also my first rodeo. 

The IRS generally treats that as taxable income, and you’ll also get hit with a 10% early withdrawal penalty on top of the regular income tax.

Luckily I still have my regular bank account and I don't keep all my funds in baselane or I would have been in a serious bind. 

They don't use a regular credit reporting like many other HMLs and other Mortgage companies.

@James Thomas Nakashian You can use your regular process and modify your lease accordingly.

Your regular homeowners insurance policy may not cover you if something happens while you are renting it.

I'm not looking to quit my "regular" job, but I want to make money and build wealth as well.

I'm sure there are 1 in 100 or 1 in 1000 that have really worked the program and become a success at some point, but they are rare.If you can't use your personal credit, I don't think you are going to easily and regularly find private money or asset based lending, things like that. 

We see both LLC name and owner of the LLC listed on insurance policies regularly.