If you are living there you can keep the 4% rate.If you are not living there you can rent it out to pay for the property taxes. 

I would suggest taking the route of option 2 or 3, so not only are you saving over 10k in rent per year but the residents help in paying down the debt.

I recently bought 5 pieces of land all in Michigan -- one is in Jackson and the other four are in Saginaw.

I'd pay it & chalk it up to lesson learned.

If you have a business entity(you want to properly track money going in / out from its owners).They will likely be classified as contributions / distributions.Best of luck!

So that presses the question, how out of the day-2-day do you mean when say out of the day-2-day?

I could envision them refusing to disburse funds until the LLC is reinstated.There may be a way to transfer ownership of the account, but it is probably just easier to move the money.

So that idea backfired - although I was paying down the balance faster, it was at the expense of paying more out of pocket each month.Same thing applies to the loan and HELOC example we've been describing here.

You have a lot of resources at BP and in this feed. 

A cash-out refi could allow you to set aside some funds as a reserve or at least pay down your debts so that your lines of credit (credit cards etc) can act as your emergency reserve when more bad things happen.