You may not want to disrupt that great rate, so you consider a heloc.

If rents arent considered on next apprsisal, it will completely disrupt my plan, which is cash out and buy bigger building....Anyone know why appraisor didnt ask for rent roll for this 8 unit?

I’ve considered it and interviewed options, but conclude that it would be disruptive and probably just more of the same — just different, with a backslide during the transition.

In addition, the house had a marijuana smell to it.I'm thinking it could be one of a few things:1) The tenants are concerned the owner is selling the house which means they might lose their tenancy and this was a way for them to disrupt the process to "keep them in the house"2) There was marijuana in the basement and they forgot the inspection was happening, and they didn't want to get caught with having contraband in the house as that would be means for eviction.3) There is actually somehow a flea infestation down in the basement (why the basement though when they have no dog and haven't reported it to the landlord?)

She has a reputation here for taking a long time to do projects and being very disruptive to neighbors.

That could have potentially disrupted my vigorous napping schedule so was a no go for me. 

Once you touch it or disrupt it in any way you will have to do a formal remediation and that can be very costly. 

In the ideal world, tenants and landlords have ample reserves to handle any disruption.

STR is still new and is disrupting the hotel business so there is a lot of money pushing back and we all know how money and politics plays out.

Now I’ll have to get a crew in to fix the damages and disrupt the tenants yet again.