I own to business that produces almost 7 figures in sales so I feel like I got some tools in hand to take this risk

@Travis AndresIf you do not have other assets to secure against - your best bet would be a private lender willing to take risk of essentially providing an unsecured loan.There are people out there that do this - expect very high interest rates.

Quote from @Ana Lidia Standing: Your equity is not a savings account from which you can withdraw for free.

The options were a higher LTV conventional mortgage or a 35% cash out refinance on a free and clear SFR and a 50% LTV conventional first mortgage on the condo purchase.

@Justin Chan, You might be eligible for a partial tax free exclusion if you had to move out of the house for medical or job related reasons. 

Any valuation must evaluate the expected value after value add as well as the risks in achieving that valuation.  

The banks I'm using get the job done and are hassle-free, but I'd still love to use just one bank and have an interface where I can see all llc activity on one dashboard.

The one I just sold was grandfathered into free super charging so I never paid when I went over land out of state etc.I need the 4 runner for fishing trips back into the boonies.PS I was going to buy a cybertruck but I needed it in Dec for the write off I did not get an opportunity to buy it till feb. 

You'll be lucky to find anything that will yield you 8% or more in C class areas (which is more then a HYSA or CD will if you keep that money in the bank but there is a ton more risk). 

While living there, we'd like to live for free, and after moving out, cashflow at a net amount $500-1000 and have a property manager manage it for us.