I have a VERY small LLC business account (used to be much bigger 10 years ago when it was my primary income) and the online deposit limit via your phone pictures is $25k per day that they'll accept for a deposit. 

Or if your primary has any equity go open a HELCO to cover the money needed and once the refi is done paying it back?

I would connect with some wholesalers in the area.Also, there are some alternative ways to invest in Real estate for a big return.. for example, there is a desperate need for corporate rentals (furnished short-medium term leases) that pay 3 times per month what a traditional lease would demand.

@Matthew A Brady If your father is going to sleep there the majority of the week, I suspect it can be argued that the property will be his primary residence allowing him to qualify for a Fannie Mae loan with only 3% to 5% down.

My question is if I go with traditional financing would I be able to buy both properties in one loan?

Mine are definitely not designated as my primary residence, but I didn't know there was a separate rental category.

Your family member will have to subordinate to the primary lender.

I wonder if that would hold true for properties that aren't the primary residence (which I believe has more protection during bankruptcy?).

The house is a fully remodeled 5 bed, 2 bath at 72nd and Pecos in Adams County so I’m wondering if anyone here has experience with Airbnb in this area of Denver, what you are grossing monthly on average and if there are any Adams County rules that restrict Airbnb of non-primary residences (like city of Denver does).

***If you had to sell the traditional route – Realtor*** List Price = $132,000Negotiating discount (4%) = - $5,280Realtor commission (6%) = - $7,920Closing cost (buyers request) (2%) = - $2,640Misc.