Have the face-to-face conversation with a loan officer and explain everything you're trying to do. 

I have a loan officer telling me he doesn’t recommend a heloc because of the variable interest rate, but when listening to the podcast, I’ve heard the guys favor a heloc and it just seems like the top choice of people I’ve talked to in similar situations.

Scott Sutherland and Rod Khleif recently popped by my office to share some of their multi-unit wisdom for my new podcast.

Agent #1 works full time as a real estate agent and owns one home, extremely professional and showed me lots of listings on the market.Agent #2  used to be a construction worker and now a teacher working as an agent in the summer months.

I checked on my neighbors land vs improvement value and generally it seems like their improvement value is higher than their land value.I haven’t called the assessors office to dispute that because I want to know what makes more sense: to depreciate more on my taxes or to increase my property tax bill.If I understand correctly, depreciation is roughly improvement  / land value * purchase price?

(Wheelchair ramp, and no stairs in the house) Time was of the essence.That day when we sat in the Park's Home Sales Office, My husband and I told her the reason we needed to move and needed to move fast. 

The potential tenants would be blue collar workers, many that work in power plants and factories and I am told that you can get rent as high as $750/month. 

Yeah, I reached out to a friend who's a social worker and I think she can get me in touch with the county folks.This may or may not be a good idea. 

You can find his contact info at this link https://www.loandepot.com/loan-officers/cmotal

The same cannot be said of residential, commercial, office, retail, or industrial.