If you are going to own property is Ohio there are some benefits to having an LLC as an OOS investor when dealing with evictions etc.

@Kevin PistoleIt seems like your borrower would benefit most from a portfolio loan.

Keeping up with your personal account and one for your company is only more work with no benefit. 

I suppose I could borrow those funds from a family member and then pay them back with the owner-financing proceeds over the next year, but then I lose the benefit of owner-financing (i.e. the interest).Not sure the buyer can wait until my listing agreement expires, as their lease expires in May, a month before my agreement.

I am trying to protect my private home as well as separate rental income from my personal income to benefit from business tax deductions.  

HA also has a bunch of free new analytical tools to help you see demand and adjust pricing.

This is not a big of a deal in urban core areas but as you go out to suburban and rural the comps get harder to do and more adjustments are needed to be made which takes a lot of time.The best ones back in the day were new subdivisions.

Talk to your HR/benefits coordinator on 401k loan process.

Add tax benefits, reinvestment opportunities. 

These investment will require some major work, but I have found them to be stellar cash-flowing investments - even better than some of my out-of-state investments, with the added benefit that my tenant base gives me little trouble.