He has the job paid for in it's entirety minus profit.

The entirety of my time and budget is currently going to getting leads (calls,website, postcards, driving, appointments, etc.).

I work ~22 hours a week and can feasibly save up the entirety of what I made.

Considering current market conditions and the amount of time it may take to save up the remainder of my target and purchase the property in cash, I'd agree that it couldn't hurt to explore financing options.I do, however, wonder why it would be difficult to cash out refinance a property that I own in it's entirety simply because I purchased it without a mortgage?

.- Cons: increased costs (for filing and maintaining an LLC, for filing separate tax returns if you choose to do so [but don't have to]), depending on your state increased legal fees (you didn't put where you're from, but in some states only attorneys can represent corporations in evictions and small claims court), financing "challenges", insurance "challenges", contract and lease "challenges", not unlimited limited liability (you can still be sued individually), and loss of TBE protection (tennancy by the entireties) if your state recognizes it.If you're doing it for limited liability reasons, you're better off getting a good insurance policy.

Or they can stay together and 1031 the entirety. 

Someone else here wanted to fire theirs recently and the terms of that contract were the owner had to continue paying the management fees for the entirety of the tenant's lease, which was cray cray.1.

My goal is to hold it long term and rent out in its entirety.

The owner of the property came up as “deceased” but the home isn’t foreclosed, I want to know how do I figure out what entirety is paying the property taxes ?

In every loan, you should be able to get a payoff letter that states what it takes to payoff the loan in its entirety.