It's just another check on a box that goes in their favor if they ever come under scrutiny because when you close a loan into a business bank account and/or to an LLC it tends to show that this is not a consumer transaction or consumer loan. 

any help is appreciated, i hope to one day be able to return the favor here. 

Would like to bounce around some ideas on a complex that I believe has significant upside through the conversion and discuss potential tax credit programs that I think can be used in favor to make the deal more profitable.

Not a favorable structure for you as the borrower. 

You can be an entrepreneur and use apps like Uber / Lyft and Favor (if it's in your area) to make money while you find something bigger and better.

But after way too many open houses and not much to show for - reasons being, not built as per my open space design, not in favorable part of the city, too old, design flaws, cost etc, i've decided to find a lot in the desirable space and build a house (not that custom but today's mostly approved open layout plans). 

(Interestingly, all of these kinds of ambiguities in the TAR lease would tend to be resolved in favor of the Landlord in my view -- though just speculating.

You could do that, but the terms are rarely as favorable as conventional mortgages.

So when you put the $10,000 towards the principal of the loan, you're jumping the schedule ahead, meaning the ratio is shifting in your favor for how much of the payment is going towards principal.

Also, once  someone becomes successful, most people feel the desire to pass the favor on, so don't be afraid to ask for help!