Sure, it will take a few days but worth its weight in gold. 

Or you could refi and only be into the property for 25k and have 150k in equity with a lighter cash flow. 

I know a vacancy is tough and it can be hard to find tenants in the winter, but you have to weight the costs and benefits and decide.If it's harder to find renters in the winter, try offering a month-to-month lease just to get through the winter, then move back to a one-year lease in the spring.

Business credit is largely irrelevant until you get into the true CRE and commercial lending space, and even then, the key principles are weighted heavily.

This might lighten the weight of the tree toward your property;  so this might help or not. 

EDIT - 700lb weight limit.

In addition to joining the seller to the buyer at the hip for several years/decades when the seller wants a clean break, the properly-discounted, risk-weighted, money to be received by the seller is less than the immediate sale price.

Because they have found it a time suck, a brain drain, stress factory that takes away from everything else in there life including scaling and to time leverage is worth it's weight in gold. 

., peak season, off-season, shoulder season).Weighted Average: Calculate the weighted average for the year by multiplying the expected rent by the occupancy rate for each season.

Ok here is the thing Darnell, for private lending we weight ~40% on the property "deal" itself, and 60% on the Operator themself; if they know what there doing, can they pull it off, do they have the "chops" for it, are they contingency ready, etc etc..