Remember, LLC's are legal entities, I guess think of them as "cold-blooded" persons who can't move from State to State like a "warm blooded" person like us, formed within / by a State. 

You'd have to subdivide most likely to build two homes (never heard of a residential zoning that allowed two homes on one lot, but I guess its possible).I guess you could keep ownership of the land in a LLC and sign a 99year ground lease to each of yourselves so that the improvements are your personally, respectively.  

I guess technically you may own it, but by not recording the deed you haven't basically put yourself into the chain of Title. 

I guess it was lucky I was using a hard money lender because it probably would not have closed with no job.

Instead of guessing which strategic will lead you to the promised land, you should use the BP calculator and run numbers on BRRRR vs.

When you get to know the people at your property management company, you get to learn their tendencies and blind spots and can help correct issues.  

I'm guessing about 24 windows though.Bathrooms: The listing says 3 bathrooms, although only includes pictures of 2. 

If you are unfamiliar with the costs, you don't want to take a rough guess and find out you're 25K short a few months in and start in the negative.

So I'm guessing I can't just put $1m of my own cash down right?

@Brett O'Neill since you are in roofing I am guessing that you are either pretty handy yourself or have a good network of construction professionals.