I mean an agent that actually can give you advice.There are a lot of factors in play and just giving general advice since I don't have all of the information.

I estimate their combined value based on the current market to be around $900k.The goal would be to extract max cash out.

@Alana Reynolds, as with most said above it would be difficult to get based on your current LTV ratio on this specific property.

But I have found that to get a mortgage through my holding company based on the merits of the deal does not necessarily get me as good a rate as a personal mortgage.

Keep in mind the definition of a millionaire is based on net worth, not money in the bank.

I do not think so, I think the mortgage broker will combine your qualifications into a one application and give you an approval based on that. 

An elderly man on a fixed income should be able to find an apartment that is income-based and affordable.

I'm based out of Charlotte NC and having great success in all the sub markets within an hour radius truly..

At the time of purchase I was not expecting property appreciation, but based on my purchase price, I can't imagine seeing any appreciation, even after 15-20 years.Thanks Kelly,Did you post anywhere else that I might have missed so I can also reply on those platforms?

Also the tax amount on the tax rolls is not the tax you pay in the future, it is based on the new sale price and will increase according in due time.