HELOCs or 2nd Mortgage Installment Loans also work, but on investment properties, they are going to capout at about 75% of the value of the property minus your first mortgage balance, so you might not have $300K worth of "workable equity".

If he  shuts you down and does not want to work with you, go the attorney route but if he is workable and you can resolve it among yourselves then that is the path of least resistance. 

I didn't look at all the islands but a handful that were all pretty close to st john but prices are pretty elevated right now and even the math on a flood-damaged 6 bedroom 6 bath with a crazy view and me doing 50% of the work was still not workable. 

@Will BarnardFirst time investor,  having trouble finding properties to hold in so cal that have workable cf in decent areas. 

If you can get as little as 3.5% as a down payment that might be more workable for you.

Unfortunately, Zelle just reduced their daily limits to $500/day (at least with Ally bank), so this solution is no longer workable for rent payments.I was going to suggest that our landlord use eRentPayment since we had great success using it several years ago, but then I discovered the ongoing problem with their payment provider.What's everyone using now that's similar?

I have my agents show me STR specific now cause they seem the most workable.

There has been a lot of talk about STR regulations so I would make sure it works.MTRs are a workable idea.

If I've misunderstood and she's just a person w a lot stuff, could be workable. 

I've looked at multifamily on MLS on and off for a year and have only seen a couple deals that might be workable if you get it at discount and have the resources to do a full reno.