@Seemant Nakra I self manage an A-class condo I own in a large building that has on-site maintenance personnel.  

When most people think of investing out of area (crossing state lines or not) they think about logistics - finding contractors, agents, managers, repair personnel, etc.  

There is no place to store the fuel that is produced so the refinery is idle and they sent all non-essential personnel home.  

I am comfortable with this because my personnel income is capable of paying all of the mortgages at the same time in the event that I lost tenants in ALL of my units (Very unlikely) Any advice in a creative way or a loan I could apply for to collect money for additional purchases?

Not only are you putting your personal brand behind the property but you are also faced with the actual work itself; managing the physical asset, managing personnel, managing funds and accounts as well as overseeing and managing leasing activities and tenant services.

Money sitting in a personnel resident is dead equity, it's not making any money.

You may need to have zoning changed.Then there is the topographical changes that will need to be made, landscaping, paths, parking, etc...And you may want to think about putting a headstone carving business next door too (one stop shop kind of thing).Some have a large grand entrance, some do not.Then you will need sales personnel to sell the lots--maybe morticians do that, but I mean pre-sales--early sales--if that is your business model.If you plan on moving old Indian burial grounds, you would (Probably) need to talk to the Chief out at the reservation that claims that land--what's in it for them (???).

They are saying they would apply for lines of credit for your business using your personnel credit history/profile/score to get them?

They have done a well enough job this far but each year I seem to get a new person that seems confused and must continually ask for guidance from senior personnel.

Scott The Book on Flipping Houses,The Book on Estimating ReHab Costshttp://www.biggerpockets.com/flippingbookConsider checking out HUD homes for small multi's owner occupied gets first crack.You might consider Niche or Specialized Housing like student housing, vacation rentals or housing for hospital personnel.