It would lift the value of all the leased land cabins and lower the value of all owned land cabins.  

I have a good agent I've worked with for years and letting him represent me not only gives me the advantage of additional counsel, it also gives me someone else to do the heavy lifting so I can concentrate on the deals themselves rather than the intricacies of the actual contract, the process of moving everything through closing and all the hiccups that often come with investment properties.

I find if I do the "heavy lifting" like drawing out a system and or the floor plan of the cabin, you can find a guy to do the "official" work fast and for a cheaper price than if you sit back and do nothing.

Stayed at a property last year that had a sky lift from the hotel to two of the parks. 

In STR common markets like Gatlinburg this naturally adjusts itself as most homes are STRs so the entire market lifts to meet their cap rates, and they appraise on those cap rates in spirit, even if not technically. 

I think this is kind of a daisy chain from other sources, so it's not worth it; it's a kind of like Investor Lift for wholesalers.

There should be other options, however with an LLC and fourplex - yes, DSCR is by far most likely to be your best option unless you do the heavy lifting with local banks and credit unions (and these are increasingly not great options for this type of stuff as they move painfully slow and are under lots of regulations and restrictions)2) I haven't yet reached out local banks, but seeing the quotes from brokers makes me wondering if Banks may be better? 

You will just need to lift the freeze again about a week before closing. 

And when a rising tide is lifting all boats, groups that amplified their results by using risky high leverage could score some massive returns until the music stopped, then will subsequently struggle to keep the rest of their portfolio out of foreclosure.

Go with a base about 2 feet wide or so,  all around, then lift out with your shovel, maybe put on a tarp and slide them where needed..