But are there any other thoughts out there that maybe I am overlooking? 

Many landlords overlook refinancing as a growth strategy.

But for that under 275k buyer that wants large lot small acreage they over look the wobbly box build and as long as its on the tax rolls as a house easy to finance for a buyer..

.• Don’t overlook other ways to “break in” that are lower risk than a full flip:– Live-in flip / cosmetic rehab– Buy-and-hold with light value-add (even if cash flow is thin initially)– Partnering on a deal where you bring the HELOC + project management and learn alongside someone experienced• Your background in maintenance, reliability, and project management is actually a big advantage.

In Phoenix, a lot of listings get flooded with applications, and many owners rely heavily on automated screening or large property managers, which can overlook strong applicants.

Hi Melanie, Owner of Maven Cost Seg here.This is directionally correct, but the part that is usually overlooked is practical eligibility, not technical eligibility.Yes, any income-producing property placed in service after 1986 can qualify.

It is in a great area next to a college the is in the process of revitalizing. 

Beyond external threats, it’s equally important to evaluate internal vulnerabilities, such as:Aging building systems or infrastructureStructural weaknessesLimited emergency experience among staffInsufficient backup power or communications systemsDon’t overlook third-party dependencies either.

This question brings up a very interesting point that I think many real estate investors overlook which is that property managers have to make money in order to stay in business. 

If the lease says no pooping allowed and poops are repeatedly left behind, what is the process in Chicago to use this as grounds for eviction?