When I came across the property originally on the MLS it was listed as a residential home.

I'll then pay back the HELOC 80-100% with a cash out refinance on a 30 year fixed personal residential loan, then do it again on the next property. 

Commercial is not like residential...  

I own a couple of residential rental properties in Hagerstown, MD, which is about 1.5 hours from where I live.

You'd also cash-flow around $11,000 per month, passively (more passive than owning 8 or 9 residential houses). 

More money for less work, and foreclosing is expensive, a hassle, and the results are not guaranteed.As for refinancing in your LLC, you are talking to residential lenders or residential lending departments. 

I'm a Certified General Appraiser so I work with residential and commercial properties so I'm hoping to eventually move into apartment complexes. 

Take advantage of the residential loans and lower interest rates until your DTI becomes a problem.  

Las Vegas and Clark county are both VERY anti-short term rental.

I've managed two residential multi-family properties in the twin cities area for a little more than a year now while attending school, and am looking for an opportunity to gain experience and learn more about the world of real estate investing.I'm willing to do any kind work, or help out in any way I can, as I am very interested in entering the field of real estate upon graduation.