DSCR loans are generally done in the name of the LLC (or whatever non-personal name entitle owns the property), so I'm not sure why you're being told they can't lend to the LLC, unless you're trying to get a traditional, consumer mortgage.

San Diego was even going to opt in on SB10, but there was some organized backlašh so the city has not opted in (yet?). 

Given your mortgage situation I would opt for taking out a HELOC.

I'll probably opt to not have one at all.

Costa Rica relays on Tourism and, you are absolutely right about the dilutions of hospitality in the world by Airbnb, however, the static still shows the preference of hotels by consumers when it comes to resorts due to all-inclusive options, comfort, and personalized care.

I am opting for a true standup arcade machine for the novelty as much as gameplay.

I can do that through charging points, but since I'm getting it at a lower rate than you could as a consumer, I prefer to mark up the rate while still being lower than most others in the market.

On the other hand, I have seen out-of-state investors purchase properties that do not meet the 1% rule, opt for self-management, engage in sweat equity, and still achieve great cash flow.For a specific example, any listing from the market could be used.

I was able to get 13,000 of them to opt in to receiving a monthly newsletter we issue, and as preciously stated results are 100s of deals or loan requests per year.  

exactly I fund wholesalers in SC all the time.. its a boon to my business  :)  these laws are sweeping the nation.. its consumer protection U just have to many deals go wonky and complaints are filed so regulators are finally taking notice to this acitivty..