Will IRS be sent a 1098 for cash out refi and will it look the exact same as a regular mortgage?

I’d suggest going the casual route to start.

Said the main cause of the issue was a clogged up air filter (I know, my bad for not reminding my tenant about the importance of regularly changing filters (it's written in the lease that he must replace them every 3 months and that I'm not responsible for bills resulting in replacing filters)). 

This will also impact bus routing, and it's not unheard of for a driver to radio in that children were dropped off at bus stop, not coming from house and we've dealt with superintendents following cars home from bus stops to verify actual home addresses in highly sought after school districts.

If your regular income is strong enough, maybe you don't even need that rental income at all.

Our calculations show that the 6 unit property will net is a minimum profit of $980,000 in 10 years and if everything goes the wat we project our profit will be $1.2 million, or $120,000 per year for 10 years.So, your best route is to look into selling your homes and purchase no less than a 4-unit property because when you own properties with 4+ units the value of the property is determined by annual income multiplier times the Gross Multiplier.The following image is an example of the profits for a 4-unit property when you increase the rents only $50 every year. 

Its become a hip-urban nook with 3 very popular breweries, restaurants, cafe's and a bike shop within 1-2 blocks, 1/2 mile easy access to I25 (interstate) and right on the main tourist route.  

Next time he's late with rent, tell him he is clearly having problems with rent and it would be better if he found a place that is less expensive.For the 5 foot weeds, if tenants are to do the mowing and aren't; increase the rent $50* a month and have a lawn company do it regularly

A regular refi with the current low rate can lower the mortgage by $900/month. 

@Cody BuckinghamI would do it if I was more regular.