In regards to bullet above, when the bank looks at my Debt/Income Ratio will they be factoring in the rental income that I would be making on the condoI am questioning whether or not it is worth thinking about buying this condo under an LLC:Will buying under an LLC allow me to not show the debt in my personal balance sheet or does the debt flow through the LLC to my personal balance sheet? 

Places that can support a restaurant/food are very difficult to come by because of septic and zoning requirements.

Luckily, the 2nd contractor picked up where the 1st left off for the balance of the work and I was able to wrangle in the budget. 

Long story short I went through some very difficult times in my early 20s due to a divorce and multiple custody battles.

The rent amount they offer is quite tempting and since I always have a difficult time to rent it out, I have been thinking about it seriously. 

One of my bigger concern is not knowing how difficult and how long it takes to liquify a fund and have the money ready for the down payment?

He mentioned that I could roll my mortgage balance into a HELOC.

What you described is normal wear and tear in the eyes of the court and it is very difficult for a landlord to with hold your security deposit for that. 

You could use balance transfer offers, as long as you are able to make the payments and transfer or otherwise pay off the balances when the promotional period is over.

Hey @Paul Juell, I’d be careful with this approach, the resell portion may be a little more difficult in the lower class areas in Tucson.