The result is after a year when the tax accessor associates the proper property taxes with your property, there is a decent chance you could have payment shock and your monthly bill rises significant (until you pay off the escrow account balance that is also likely causing this). 

As in you apply for cash out refinance and they have Fannie Mae requirements checklist. 

A reasonable basis is required for allocating land and building.Every investor needs to examine their own personal tax situation to determine if it makes sense. 

Giving specific real estate assistance generally requires a license.

So my recommendation is you want to use a HELOC for situations when you can pay the balance back quickly.

It’s possible but requires the right team on the ground.

I understand this eliminates the "self sufficiency" test that the FHA requires for 3-4 units - which is great news. 

If it's an alt doc, small balance commercial loan then this could have been possible. 

This means I provide balance and keeps everything in check. 

Are you within city limits and are building permits required?