That mostly rules out selling to another investor, and it rules out turning it into a rental and you being able to do a cash out refinance (or any refinance for that matter assuming you want a good 30yf mortgage).

They write their own rules, rates in 5 or 6 seems reasonable thereThen there is Hard money.

I filed a qualified RESPA complaint with my servicer on ~1/15.Servicing was transferred to a new servicer on 2/1.Is servicer #1 on the hook to answer my complaint, or does #2 take over? Is it on the original time fram...

What is your view or rule of thumb on refinancing a rental property  after you have gone thru BRRRR strategy?

After a few months with a property management company, they have made a few mistakes: - Forgot to resolve a broken item in the condo for the tenant, with no communication about the fix/progress for over 2 months- Miscommunicated rules of the lease to the tenantWe’ve also received feedback from our tenant that they aren’t very happy with the tenant-side service. 

I have a good amount of experience managing properties in good and bad areas, and in the end it’s about rules and systems. 

There are rules with this also- for instance the payoff must be 'market value' or something close to it.

I've seen these situations come up from time to time, but in my experience, it's been more the exception than the rule.

I will follow-up with an accountant to see how these new tax rules apply to REITs.

Are there no uniform rules across the industry?