First part of the question - I've found HELOC rates, recommended elsewhere on BP, for non-owner OCC from Pentagon Federal CU.  80% LTV and 6.25% variable APR.   

The governing entity for the local city or town.

I financed directly through Navy Federal since they were cheaper.

High prices, government over regulation, high taxes and a negative net migration in population FAR out weigh the fact that Indianapolis is 3 1/2 hours away.

Now the property is in foreclosure and ex-wife is facing federal fraud charge in another unrelated case.

As for government backed financing I do it after the loan is finalized but keep in mind it’s a violation of the loan and they could call it back.

Familiarize yourself with Louisville's short term rental regulations as well (https://louisvilleky.gov/government/planning-desig...).Good luck!

Major employers are the base, federal agencies such as border patrol/homeland security, school district, city, and the hospital.

Also, look up the new areas the federal government is investing in.

The rules don't change much in terms of what is tax deductible just because it sits in an LLC.You are correct in that putting it in an LLC prevents you from getting government agency (i.e. fannie) backed debt, which is allowed on up to 4 unit buildings.