Once you do that I think you'll find a different bottom line. 

From a rental standpoint, purchase near a metro line.

To me personally 1% rule is not worth getting out of bed for and your not even getting that so I’m not sure how this will pan out .

But if you take a look at the relevant parts, it says something along the lines of "the landlord may charge an administrative fee" of some amount (1% a year I believe).

You could try a personal loan from a bank, a line of credit or just sell it.

This is when you decide which side of the line you will be on.  

Feel free to drop a line when ever!

I am doing line item projected expenses and am unsure how to account for these costs.- Other than google searching comparable rentals, is there any way you all accurately project rents as well as vacancies for your areas?

Feel free to drop a line when ever!

If you want an FHA or conventional owner-occupier loan, you'll need more than $10k to cover the minimal 3.5-5% deposit for your next $350k primary.While in theory, 2x Equity Lines Of Credit could be approved, remember that Lenders only give out a percentage of the homes' values, so, you may not have $74k of borrowable equity!