However, if you have to pay them back in a short period of time and make high interest-only payments monthly, that might work against you.Have you tried asking for owner financing terms for the $230k?

Cash out refinances of existing properties might be a great option depending on how those parameters look within your portfolio.

You also have DSCR that "Does Not" use income - No income, No tax returns and just uses rents to qualify for purchase or cash out refinances.

Looking for a LOC that I can get in and out of quickly and easily as I find deals and then cash out of deals. 

You've been able to save up and have $50K in liquid cash.

Not by obtaining a judgement against an individual or an LLC for that matter because all they have at that point is a piece of paper, not cash proceeds.

. $200/month net cash flow today is an 8% CoC return in the scenario you described.

Ask @Dave Foster for any 1031 questions…But I’d start with these…Are you planning to pay all cash for the replacement property since it will probably be either impossible or expensive to get the loan in the LLC’s name.Why are you putting the property in an LLC?

Currently working on analyzing properties, with a goal of minimizing human emotion  and solely looking at the numbers to purchase positive cash flowing properties.  

Our strategy is to buy land cash, take construction loan to build the structures.Some napkin math for this strategy:Land cost : $200,000Building and furnishing Cost: $400,000 for each A-frame (Provided we have electricity, well ready )Airdna revenue estimate shows $400 night rate with 70% occupancy.