I put myself through a Bachelor's in Computer Science at James Madison University and still have the $60k in student debt to prove it!

Unless the contract prohibits the owner from living in it-the statement that it is an "investment property" has no legal ramifications, I think.

Is that my legal responsibility to remediate this problem?  

I was spending 10-14 hours per day working and seemed to only accumulate more debt.

@Braden Hobbs You know how you get a policy and it has the declarations pages that are 2-3 pages that are about you, and those are the ones that you read carefully, but then there are 40-100 other pages of legal mumbo jumbo underneath, those are the forms.  

That is correct and the lenders on the following link will loan to a solo 401k.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3441/51027-nonrecourse-loan-debt-for-self-directed-solo-401k-investment

Keep in mind that most banks will require you to have 2 years of rental income before they'll allow you to count that income when calculating your debt-income ratio.

There's no legal way to avoid paying your property taxes. 

Well, if you're doing it just to make sure you can get it before the deal disappears then that's fine, but don't try to keep the debt on the line long term.  

I totally understand the legal end of the security deposit, i was wondering if it is the same for the money for last months rent.