Quote from @Tom Frost: I have been looking into different training programs for unique investment strategies and the Tax Delinquent Blueprint run by Jason Palliser is an interesting one I've come across.

So I dont see it being a super big stretch personally.. but I am not  a big SFR landlord so I dont follow it a ton..

Most would probably require you to refinance the first and even then 80% may be a stretch - most I see are 75%.

:P As an appraiser myself, I would probably charge a very high fee for this assignment, since it is pretty unique and complex.

PM’s like you love to talk about Transparency and integrity but are just the opposite and are more smoke and mirrors than anything worthy.More than likely you haven’t even placed a section 8 tenant in years nevermind appealed, disputed or challenged the section 8 rent that was initially approved in order to get even higher section 8 rent and maximize the rent as we do with many of our properties and those properties we deliver to our clients.I really dont even have anymore time for this with players like you but what I do know is what we are delivering to our clients as well as our section 8 tenants day in and day out, case in by case out, and the one thing we realized a long time ago is that every case is unique and there are always exceptions with the right checks and balances.

My situation is unique because I am in Korea with my family.

Overnights are very very transient and come with unique challenges, think about these like a Motel 6, people arriving at all hours, tired, just need a place to crash as they make their way to their final destination.

To me the perfect short term rental property needed to be unique.

@Dustyn Perkins I would stretch to keep all the rentals if it were me.

For commercial asset classes, local credit unions can often be an excellent resource for more complicated or unique property types.