They love to sell you on the dream of easy money but rarely talk about the times when things don't go according to plan.

That is an exceptionally rare position for one to hold when seeking to "hack" pressing leverage limiters. 

I posted a much similar post in another forum and got a combination DSCR lenders (which is fine) and crickets.

But In combination with fences and automatic gates it makes for a pretty secure-feeling place.

The sad truth is there's rarely recourse available or even when there is, it's not economical to pursue and very few who get hurt know what they signed up for in the first place.

A larger multifamily build would generally be more cost efficient as you have less exterior footage and can combine MEP systems.

When you combine these questions with the other guidance above, you put yourself in a position to rent your property to a tenant you can trust.This post originally appeared on the BiggerPockets blog.

yesss you'll want to run the numbers on a few different scenarios: 1. doing a cash-out refi (new loan amount, new rate), 2. doing a HELOAN to tap into your equity... and actually, 3. selling the property and doing a 1031 into a bigger asset that will cashflow better. condos (when doing LTR) rarely cashflow much if anything. find an investor-friendly loan officer that can help you figure out which path is right for you!

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