I'm assuming that I should still use the 9% as my CoC... but since I'm technically borrowing the HELOC funds my actual CoC would be exponentially higher since I only have $10k in actual cash in the deal.

Specially because condos and anything owned by HOA‘s Can be a hassle since technically you don’t own the land In the way that you would if you owned a multi family.

The rates are the same, by the way, so it's more of a technicality distinction, but is still important for the correct reporting schedule.

You dont technically have to be BOLC qualified, if your unit had a mission or needed someone on ADOS before your school date that would qualify you too.

Technically you can install LVP yourself.

I currently have a technical w-2 as well working as a pacemaker rep. 

Technically, this property is still a single family with an extra bed and bath above the garage.

As others have stated, it can be done and it's important to not overlook the technicalities or accidentally overstep the boundaries, finding yourself brokering transactions when you didn't intend to.

Not technically a state but Im very interested in Puerto Rico.

., you don't technically have to carry the same debt.