I also wouldn't be opposed to using a 203k loan to finance and renovate a multifamily to house hack and rent out (I know it's a lot more work and harder to achieve but I think the potential could definitely make it worth while, especially with the up coming changes going into effect soon). 

If you're growing your portfolio quickly, the added flexibility can make it worthwhile.

Hi James, I'm not a CPA and you've already received great advice from many great professionals but just chiming in here to say I've never seen a Cost Seg not be a worthwhile investment.

I think I am learning that I probably should have said rent-ready and not turnkey, but I think you have answered the subtle question I was asking which is, is it possibly worthwhile to invest in properties that give you only one type of revenue (paying down the mortgage) and maybe don’t give back the cash immediately for the next investment?  

***You'd want to make it worthwhile to foreclose and also be safe***If someone is an A Paper borrower just needing to close fast, some of my investors will go 75 LTV.You can also always feel more comfortable on a purchase rather than a refi, as people are bringing skin into the game, not trying to exit.

Managing two properties was a bit more work, but the diversified income and growth made it worthwhile for her.Consider what's manageable for you in terms of property management and what your investment goals are..steady cash flow, long-term appreciation, or a mix of both.Feel free to dive deeper into any of this.

It's ideal for the current/recent market conditions where everyone is projecting rate reductions in the near term.Your current rate is so high that you are already arguably in a worthwhile position to refi but you may have to wait on that for the first 6 months or 1 year of your loan.

If there is anyone willing to take a chance no matter how small I promise in the end it will be worthwhile. 

Here's how I'd break down what's most worthwhile for your time.1.

It might be worthwhile to focus on neighborhoods that are on the cusp of development or have strong local amenities, as those often see the most appreciation over time.