My biggest concern is that the property only has doors separating the two sides and so I don't really want to live in that close proximity to tenants and I don't want/have any money to invest upfront in renovations (like closing off the doors into something more permanent). 

I'm in a dilemma as to what to do:1. 2.5% 5/1 ARM with cashout upto 65% LTV - no cost, no points2. 2.5% 10/1 ARM with cashout upto 70% LTV - $14k in cost and points3. 2.625% 10/1 ARM with cashout upto 70% LTV - no cost, no pointsRegd my primary residence - I don't intend to stay here permanently - about 10 years more.With the cashout proceeds - I would like to buy an investment property or two (local, not out-of-state).What would you do, if you were in my shoes?

Account Closed except for the fact that the no revenue is not permanent... 

This will function as a term loan for permanent working capital rather than a LOC.

This is not a permanent disruption of real estate. 

And how to permanently get rid of it.

The "Main LLC" would be for doing business for assignment fees (wholesale deals that are $10k or less) where I would have a permanent bank account for my ongoing business transactions. 

Will the US be permanently changed by COVID-19, I think so.

Can i rent my investment property without being a permanent residence?

There are so many unknowns right now and if the hysteria over the virus drags on for months and this really does permanently change our way of life (I'm skeptical) with more permanent levels of social distancing or rolling lockdowns or who knows what, you might never see the restaurant industry recover, many types of office space might become obsolete, retail may move almost completely online.