By problem for DM, this includes but not limited to occupancy below 90% for a steady amount of time or the DM is getting too old and wants to retire.I pay my team $8 per each qualified appointment.

I have many LLC's  but for different reasons and if they are single member closely held they offer little to no asset protection..but if you have un related and arms length members there is limited liablity for those members..  

.# of applicants: I don't set a limit.

But since there is a limit to how much money the bank has access to....their rate will be higher...and usually a shorter term.

By trying to limit their liability with an LLC, they have done exactly the opposite by having a property with no insurance policy on it.

I'm currently looking at acreage inside City Limits with an opportunity to develop but the problem is that the property is in a flood plain.  

Limited supply, large population centers, tend to be strong markets.

Check into this.Now, the above is semi-moot if you aren't using the LLC for limited liability purposes. 

A couple of the things you'll want to keep in mind (if you don't already know) is that you are limited to the typical cash-out guidelines for LTV and such, and the pricing on the rate is the standard cashout refi pricing, which is a bit higher than purchase loans (but not typically exorbitantly so).

No limit on the number of financed properties unlike Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (Bankable loans).