@Eric Swenson, have you spoken to local banks or credit unions?

Typically you'll find that most elevator companies have technicians that are union based, so labor cost should not vary much. 

The property title will be in the LLC's name, but you'll be on the mortgage.Have you talked to your local banks and credit unions, they're usually the best way to go.

I only have a total of around $25K-$30K saved and my local credit union does up to 95% of your homes value and its APR as low as 7%.   

Hi All,I'm looking for some new financing on my rentals, ideally a local bank/credit union that understands investing.

Have the conversation with an officer at each bank or credit union you go to, pull up a copy of your own report to show them, and discuss parameters before having them process the application. 

I rented a room in union city, home was worth about 1m-1.2m, just your standard home, nothing crazy, no pool, no yard, etc. 

Some credit unions like penfed can do up to 90%LTV.

I filed bankruptcy in 2016 and according to my local credit union, I will have to wait for two more yrs to 1) Refinance my current investment property.

Thinking of moving forward with them after I have spoken to two different local banks and credit unions.