Also, if the Note is called in, just refinance...Again, you might want to refi anyway since the limited liability only applies to what is under the LLC's name. 

I find the limitations are usually the user, not the available technology. 

I have put in offers that have fallen apart, etc...but as of now I have limited experience, especially one what I am thinking would be an extensive rehab.Now back to the house and situation itself.

Looks like $3k is the limit 

A lot of times, the permitting is limited to usage and monthly's use more than the daily's so you want to make sure you're allowed to take on the park in the capacity you're looking to achieve.I hope that helps.

Since it is your primary residence, perhaps they bank will give you 90% LTV (make you keep 10% of equity in the house), thus if your house appraises at $800k, you could get a loan for $720k and when you payoff the old loan, you keep the difference in cash.Once the cash is in you account, there is no time limit to spend it.

I realize that on the surface the most practical solution is sticking out my W2, but I'm finding it has been very limiting in terms of the dulling mindset I'm surrounded by (yet I can't listen to podcasts, read, take phone calls, etc), the pay is only average, and love learning new things and have been with this company for a collective 13 years since shortly after college.

If you are able to start your portfolio and do the development stuff the sky is the limit I think!

Based on that limited information I would make the repair.

We've investigated condos in the past, but they have multiple limitations, including an average tenant stay of about two years, financing restrictions, and the high HOA fees limit profitability.