Otherwise, if you hold them in your personal name you do not need a business account.You also want to look at whether a pass-through entity helps your bottom line and your taxes.

On second thought, Did you know the lakes of the ozarks have more coast line than California?

I question why that isn't a line item in the calculations that I have seen people use. 

I would be more concerned about what caused the mold especially how it has almost a straight line horizontally across that wall. 

That’s very different than if you were approved for a line of credit for $150k.  

@Kyle Marek I think that depending on where you are (close to the rail lines in SD, ocean, downtown) you could do much better renting by the night than by the month.

In other words get your financing lined up - inspectors / contractors you can rely on etc... then when the opportunity presents itself you can act accordingly.

Our luxury units that sleep 16 wont be getting booked at $1000/night as much anymore, but our 2 BR 1 BA bungalow will have people lined up to book it for a week or a month at $50/night. 

The other 5 I bought cash from my earnings from my various business dealings and are in various stages of completion, being remodeled or next in the pipeline.Here’s my question, I can’t keep dropping 10’s of thousands of dollars boot strapping my property acquisitions and I think I’ve acquired enough collateral to put up for a line of credit so I can continue to buy deals as they present themselves, which is every day in my area.

In fact, the city came out and offered to update the supply line with copper a few years ago and they all agreed that it didn't need to be changed.