I realized I left out a critical factor that could have an impact on things. 

The reason I ask is, I am not sure if this will impact or hurt me with my D-T-I ratio if I go with the 15 year when I apply for a loan for my next building, most likely an FHA loan.

We didn't do this, but it's a great option.If you aren't aware, TX has very high property taxes, they really impact how much you can afford.

Searches for the LLC though yield results saying that the LLC is "permanently revoked."

Further, such a statement would seem unlikely to have a disparate impact on a protected class.

@Mike Wadsley Certainly top of mind and for a few months it did give us great pause to see how the burden of COVID would impact our tenants ability to pay rent.

Article hereThe short version is that no evictions may be brought for non payment of rent against anyone who declares that they have been financially impacted by the Coronavirus until at least May 1st.I have property in NYC and Long Island, and I was talking to my lawyer a few months ago about needing to evict a problem tenant. 

It can lessen the immediate impact of their tax liability and provide them with a safe, solid return assuming the LTV is low.

Assuming competitive (or superior) billing and skills, it's just not an issue on negatively impacting deal returns.

I think that could give me a lot of peace of mind, as some unforeseen market shift or increase in competition impacting the financials is what keeps me up at night.