Property 1 is purchase of 80k and 10k in repairs, property 2 is 40k with 30k in repairs.I'm thinking of different options on how to fund and I'm not sure what options I actually have and/or would be best.

I read that I can actually start my business without one but I want to confirm it and maybe get some guidance and tips since is going to be my first time.I'll appreciate any help and tips!!

Nope.Mortgage servicer says only way to remove it is to re-fi.

I own a PM Co that specializes in full service meaning we market/price/book the property, communicate with the guests, manage housekeeping, and manage maintenance.  

Then you can either take a policy loan from the actual life company OR most banks can use those policies as collateral and can lend against them.

Let's see how bad things get with Blue states in the future if people who actually own businesses, work for a living, etc. 

For example, if in-unit washer/dryer hookups are the norm, I would include the actual appliances as a simple way to exceed the expectation.

@David Shelby check with your lender/servicer because you can often Quit Claim the property deed from yourself to a single-member LLC without vilating the mortgage due on sale clause.

All this means is just make sure you are an expert realtor and know what your doing to make sure you deliver the best service to your clients and standout from everyone else.

A coworker of mine maybe interested but I like to have backup just in case he bails on me when it's time to actually lend me the money.