You would be selling the Company with the property as it's asset. 

If you have enough reserves in the bank to do so, I would try to just see if the bank has a mortgage product that doesn't have to look at your other income outside of what the property you're interested in purchasing produces.

You can certainly find lenders and products which will consider the rental income for future loans.I don't have much knowledge of LLCs, but this doesn't sound like the right move to my untrained perspective. 

Then you make some adjustments for square footage and amenities, etc and you discover that for the same product they are getting $1,000 per month. 

Id like an immediate wall of separation between our current state and our future acquisitions.I guess I'm not sure how to weigh the penalties and fees of a 401k loan/disbursement against the accumulation of future cash flowing assets (with the ability to refinance).

To me, that means a unit is in a good location, renters find the area desirable, and I am able to manage and maintain the product cost-effectively.

Account Closed , the new app is currently in production.

Choose wisely, and choose a group that has depth in their team, a track record, has survived market cycles and has experience in the product type and market.  

If you still have US real estate assets when you pass away your heirs will still benefit from the stepped up basis regardless of their residence so that shouldn't really factor into the equation.  

I have a great asset I found to flip and I'm looking for a hard money lender.