I'm not sure how the LLC was set up but I bet you've got questions so get them answered. 

I'm betting that we see prices increase for next 2-3 years while the area continues to gentrify and then there will be a strong correction.

Your best bet is to value it like a credit card debt, and you know how discounted those are.Maybe someone else can chime in.

But really, there are going to be a lot more numbers involved with this investment, so the best bet is to start off the conversation with a lender.In the meantime, do a little research to see what your homes might be worth and what you could potentially rent them for.

I bet, other people get hooked up on this as well due to watching BP Ytube There are plenty of good info and really interesting people on BP but since it's a commercial site, I expect there would be some payment for promotion 

To find out if you can get a second you'll just need to call around to some Colorado banks and see if they'll allow it. 1stBank is usually a good first bet since they do more portfolio lending and may be able to work something for you.

But getting a PM is probably your best bet, especially since you're long distance.

There are other drivers; including the growing number of jobs in Newark, but the commute is key IMHO.3.In light of 1 and 2 above,  some neighborhoods are are better bets vs. others.

If it is a C-Corp then it would. you should be able to deduct your mileage since you own property there and claim the depreciation on the passive income property. but your best bet is to talk to a CPA that that deals with foreign trade and could better answer those questions 

If you don't have any other investment you want to embark on with your excess fund that would be generating some sought of income for you on the side, I am sure your best bet is to go for 20% downpayment on your real estate purchase because it helps you build equity really fast and if due diligence is properly followed in the purchase strategy then you can be rest assured of stable and steady cashflow.