The answers may give you some additional leverage in your negotiations.

something else to keep in mind is your LTV when deciding to put it in your name or under your LLC. if you are highly leveraged then a bank may balk at the idea of giving you another loan

Wondering if most investors invest with 30 year mortgages and leverage their lower payment to buy other deals. 

I just watched the webinar and they say it links to all real estate technology.

Welcome to BiggerPockets.Fully leveraged, a $300K loan, 30 yr. amortization, at 5% is a $1600/month payment.

In some cases, bulk owners leverage their board positions to create lucrative maintenance or service contracts [with the association] through companies they are affiliated with financially.

One of the most important things you learn when you are growing a business is that you can't do it yourself, you have to leverage other people, especially in two categories: tasks that are time consuming (like labor) and tasks that require particular skills and experience to be done well.My 2 cents, hope it helps

There are DSCR lenders that will still lend on rural properties, with reduced leverage however.

if you have 80k of equity in one or more other properties then you could leverage it to pay the downpayment.

Just understand that you are leveraging your home to invest in a leveraged asset, so you are putting out more risk.