There are peaks and falls in the interest levels.I am glad the dumb money has largely pulled back.

Some property management types suggest pulling a toilet yearly to check for leaks if you want to avoid water damage.

I will pull up Plymouth on Google Maps.

There is also high churn (many folks who move there pull out after a few years as they do not like it).

If a lot of accounts are closed all at once (somewhat like you are proposing) then it will look like the lenders pulled your credit because they know something bad about your ability to pay.Bottom line.You can actively work your credit to make it better.

You will recognize and pay taxes on any amount that you pull out of your transaction.

In a state where there is a 2% transfer tax a round trip from you to the LLC and back to you will cost you 4%In one location I know of the county waives the transfer tax when going between an individual and a trust as they do not want to tax someone organizing their estate (estate planning many times involves transfers into or out of a trust).Pull out an old closing statement or contact a closing attorney if you use them in MD.

Likely it will get modified or pulled.

Recessions are a natural part of the business cycle.

Seller financing can be rather common when the commercial lenders are pulling back.