It depends on the type of tenant that rents each and the cash flow vs wear and tear for me. 

We are looking to relocate to another city and state for more job opportunities.

That said, Indy is going through somewhat of a renaissance... there are pockets that are going crazy, but we are so focused on squeezing the most ROI/cash flow that we don't really worry about appreciation. 

We are investors as well as contractors in the area.

Hey Jeff, we are at this very moment are about do a 100% heloc (primary) with our local credit union.

We are thinking about adding some investments out of state.

@MarcAnthony Bonanno all good, that is the best thing about BP, we are all here to help each other! 

The logistics of using a land trust to secure financing, while enjoying the protection of an LLC, are laid out in this article: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/llc-lendi...Ultimately the goal should be to keep as many financing options available while ensuring your asset protection is solid.

Go into the meeting with the intention of building report and showing you are an enjoyable person to work with and be around.

We are free from the confines of a traditional work schedule and can really dedicate as much time as is needed to manage and maintain our hopeful real estate business.