I'm not too familiar with these loan products, and I know I should be since they seem very important as I'm hoping to purchase a multifamily property sometime this year or the next when I come across one that I like.

Hi, I'm looking for SFR investment in Indianapolis, preferably up to a 200k Purchase Price (The lower the Purchase Price, the better it is).

So I purchased about 100 connected acres of raw land - split into 3 deeded parcels. 22, 70, and 8 acres approximately. 

But determining whether to do a cost segregation study or not has a lot variables.

If the property will be a value add and purchased with a rehab loan that will later be refinanced, or paid off via a flip, a HELOC could be a good option for you.

Some have sold their properties, but a significant number of investors, including myself, are still purchasing properties here.

My opinion is irrelevant since I'm not an attorney.Here are some old threads and a blog post worth reading:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/109/topics/1200723-llc-...https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/purchasing-property-llc-w...https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/530/topics/887030-llc-m... 

So instead I concentrated my efforts on better negotiating for purchase prices and locating off market properties.

Make sure you take advantage of the various resources (books / team builders / calculators) while you learn and get ready for your first purchase! 

When I initially purchased these properties, the mortgage was based solely on the real estate, with the business value being incidental.I am currently in the process of acquiring a $2 million, 5 bedroom bed and breakfast located in a downtown area in PA.