@Andres Alava"some personal expenses that I have been able to classify as business expenses,"Having an entity does not just all of a sudden make personal expenses now a business deduction.You may be paying lower taxes now...but if the IRS/states come back and say that you filed an incorrect return, you risk paying back the "tax savings" along with paying penalties and interest.Just remember, you are signing off on the return that it is correct.Now, if you are talking about expenses that are normally "personal" in nature and you would have to do it regardless but can be considered a business expense under the right circumstances, that is a different story.I.E. having a meal with a business partner and discussing business during the meal.

Maybe it's just my perpetually cynical nature but I think this guy is full of it and is just trying to find some free financial planning advice and strategies.

Doesn't matter the shape or nature of that financing. 

The mountains, scenery and ability to just get away and enjoy nature is almost out of this world."

@Harry Standafer Maybe you could install a natural gas heater in a common area?

If you're thinking of an Urban Airbnb, I would just be cautious of regulatory nature of big cities as they tend to not care so much for the short term rentals (NYC, Chicago, LA, Vegas, Portland...).

Natural light enters the home through a new skylight and solar tubes in each bathroom.

Perfect living room space with lots of natural light.

I am finding that given the transient nature of the area and residents, it is difficult to find a local bank finance partner. 

Originally posted by @Wale Lawal:@Jeremy Horton First of all I will like to Congratulate you because you are already doing what many wanna be investors don't do very often (Analyzing Deals).Yes, 90% of great market has been very competitive since March 2020 due to low inventory (The Law of Demand and Supply) and historically low interest rate (money is cheap).Since you did not specify your market, I will suggest you may try any or combination of the following and see it it helps your situation: - I'm in Louisiana, not the best place to probably invest in housing due to the nature of the industry (lots of oilfield), population of state is decreasing etc etc.