So perhaps my fears are premature, and once we have the house in good condition and the right photos posted, we will have much more interest.

Now that I have a deal that is stretching my equity limits I wish I had stopped chewing gum and paid attention.Looking for any intel on possibilities of using equity in a Profit Sharing KEOGH toward money down on a conventional bank loan.Thank you in advance for your time.

Get an accountant, you need more deductions, don't move yet that is premature and a waste of good money unless you are putting minimum down.

If your tenant drops gum on the floors, drags heavy furniture across it, has a pet or child, etc etc then those floors will lose their coating and look horrible.  

If you have the assets to cover the mortgage in the event of your premature departure, then you can effectively self-insure.  

Politics" between park mgmt and the residents association can gum up doing this in a park.  

Welcome @John Tenori, I did the same thing and "jumped" my advice is to make sure you are ready, I quit my day job a little pre-maturely and regret it a little bit.  

If you are just starting out or do not have a lot of assets to speak of, an LLC may be a bit premature unless it is part of a strategy other than asset protection.

I will remain focused on continue to gain knowledge prior to jumping in prematurely.

Again, you are doing it backwards because you are committing to a price/value prematurely.