Is a HELOC the best way to access cash for purchasing an investment property, or are there better alternatives?

I stuck it out in the job but in the process starting getting more properties and better at work. 

I have ours setup with a simple single password for the WiFi.

Learn the trades side of things and save your money until you are able to actually get in the RE game. 

I don’t plan on starting to invest myself until I move to Florida in about two years, but I want to learn as much as I can in the meantime.

Offers submitted near the end of a quarter or fiscal year often get more traction.2.

If you already lived wherever you're thinking about moving and had the amount of cash you would make from selling this house, would you buy this same house to use as a rental assuming you could get the same PITI + expenses?

Because the Property Class dictates the Class of the tenant pool that the property will attract.

I don’t plan on starting to invest myself until I move to Florida in about two years, but I want to learn as much as I can in the meantime.

I'm wondering if you think I should buy the rental home in my personal name or and LLC.Here is more information:>> I will buy the home with cash (150k to 200k) in the State of Florida (which is where I live)>> I will probably have to put another 80k to 100k into it>> It should rent for 2k to 2.5k a month>> I've never owned a rental before (besides my REITS and Fundrise funds), so I'm not 100% sure I will like it and could end up selling it in a year or two if it's not for me>> I currently have an umbrella policy for 5 million (maybe this is all I need instead of an LLC for simplicity?)