Exactly.Last time I counted, I had 23 business bank accounts, and while it can sometimes be a pain in the butt (for example, I have about 11 different checkbooks), at the end of the year, it makes accounting much, much easier...

A lot of people get stuck in analysis paralysis and the cost of the special training/programs combined with the equity lost by not being in the market and passing up on good properties ends up costing them more in the long run. 

I have been listening to podcasts, webinars, and scrolling Zillow constantly to educate myself to be an asset to any future partners that I may end up doing deals with!

If it’s worth it as a long-term rental or there’s good appreciation in neighborhood, may be worth the risk of moving forward with back-up plan to sell or long-term rental if HOA restricts ADU or STR in future.

HOA for back fee's if any and see if they have any violations ..

I have experience here in multifamily in my local market, and so I want to target similar types of properties in my search back in the US.

Going back to your question- Yes, you can pull equity out of your investment property so you can re-invest into other assets.

I would go to your smaller institutions and see what their commercial side can do for you.I'd be interested in finding out what you ended up with.  

So, basically things like zoning issues, back utilities, permitting, etc. is what I'm hinting at.I realize all states are different.

Then I started thinking, perhaps I could acquire a turnkey 2b1b and do an addition to force appreciation and refi on the backend with a larger 3b2b and still effectively BRRRR and have a new rental in my portfolio.