@Peter T.

@Kevin T. and @Mike Shulman my budget is about $100K more or less the lesser the better, and I am planning to use conventional financing. 

Get with a lender and get your plan ironed out before you commit.

IF you are obtaining title insurance, the title commitment will tell who the name of the person "in title". 

In the book “Who Not How”, without spoiling too much, the author mentions a concept of being committed to results.

If all you look at is initial cashflow from a property then yes invest in the stock market, T-bills, or whatever.

Lender 2 has no documentation on me and Lender did a phone questionnaire, so not committed to either .

@YiBing T., if it's your wholly-owned LLC, and you haven't elected for it to be taxed as a corporation, you keep on reporting the property on your own tax return, exactly as before you quitclaimed it to your LLC. 

Any suggestions on the best way to quickly fix this issue and route a nipple from a 90 degree elbow (on the right) to a T-junction (on the left) but without a union/reducer?

You want to test the waters without going whole-hog on deal investment or time commitment to various strategies.Where I think coaching makes no sense:1.