If you don't delead within 90 days, you can be held liable for any lead poisonings that have ever happened at the building, even if it was before you owned it.

I wish we held a lot more properties instead of scaling a flipping business.Regarding renting out your personal residence, consider the tax advantages you might give up if you turn it into a rental.For most people, capital gains on their primary residence up to a certain amount is tax free.

The second time I more than held my ground and did just fine! 

The amount held for cap-ex really does depend on a number of factors. 

The rates are held for the life of the loan.

The intent has to be held for rental, investment or business use in order to satisfy the Qualified Use requirement of the 1031 Exchange. 

If you don't delead within 90 days, you can be held liable for any lead poisonings that have ever happened at the building, even if it was before you owned it... and even after you delead it you would still be liable for previous issues because you didn't do it in the 90 day deadline. 

@Chris ReyesHow is the title held now?

To date I hadn't held a property locally.

Like I said, if you for some reason held Title in a legal entity like a LLC then you’d have to go with commercial lending.For residential, generally the conventional loan is your only long term option when you don’t occupy it.