It says remove any tax breaks for landlords, but the next sentence says only people who live in their homes get tax breaks.Where I am, landlords don't get any tax breaks. 

They get prison sentences too.

If the HELOC is on an investment property you lender might not be offering them any more as many closed that product.I don't want to come across as aggressive but in an effort to help the original poster as much as possible, I need to point out that literally every sentence in this post is incorrect (Except for the note about Symmetry and Huntington bank..

Your last sentence about having a negative cash flowing property is my biggest concern. 

You eluded to it in your last sentence.

I am not following the last two sentences of your post, would you mind clarifying.

But there are 4 criminal records, 3 of them are for speeding 6-19 years ago, and one is a misdemeanor 10 years ago  - I googled the misdemeanor type and it is "failing to pay for property, labor, or services obtained or used" like failing to return rented stuff or something, and sentenced to community service for that.

What did you lose if these two sentences were said?

The last sentence does not sit well with me and I am curious as to the legality.

I read 2 paragraphs then thought I'd be smart and just read his last sentence to catch his point.