I would sit back and really look at the situation from a NEEDS standpoint,, not a WANTS stand point and don't be pressured into doing something that will jeopardize a suitable living place that is currently sufficient. 

They usually limit the amount of non family members in one home, highly regulate visitors and length of visit, then after all that they can dictate who you can sell the home to when you want to exit.

You won't be able to take a loan in the LLC's name until it's showing suitable profits to cover any loan it takes out.Remember who owns a property (has title) and who's responsible for paying back the loan (the guarantor) are two different things.

Do you salt every visit or restrict that to only certain times/times?

I let it dissolve in 2017 because i didn't think there was a future for the company at the time .Also the name of the LLC is not suitable for my new future strategy.

In his example, he uses a 14-day period to specify when a visitor would have to apply to become a tenant.

CO is Certificate of Occupancy that local agency gives to say building is in compliance with codes and suitable for occupying.

Also, assuming there aren't very many other suitable opportunities out there with my location requirements - would you recommend that I just proceed with my original plan of renting or buying a SFR, saving and keeping an eye out for other opportunities (which will likely never be in westchester, unless i go into less desirable places) - spending ~24k in rent or 15-20k in property taxes (for a house in a nicer area with a good school district) - that could be put into equity of a revenue generating apartment - FWIW - those houses I would buy are priced in the range of this apt complex, which puts off CF and has lower taxes.

From this I determine which on the surface appears to be the most suitable.

We also are upgrading the airport because of the increase of visitors.