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Had turnover and the new tenant can't get service because they say theyre not providing that kind of service any more.

It's kind of funny, some owners are thinking that simply because they have a house, that a investor is just going to pay near fully price, and its like, why not list?

I won't be investing in the riskiest/most supportable asset subclasses such as hotels, and tilt my portfolio the ones that have historically been more stable such as multifamily and single-family housing.

2 - What kind of loan do you have one the 2 SF right now?

If you were able to pull out $500,000 in existing equity out of a paid off rental and disperse those funds to acquire 2, 4-unit MFR properties and had the income to support any future CapEx and the interest payments on your HELOC ( including the extra income to paydown the loan ) would there be any " gaps " or problems I'm missing in this situation where it would be a bad enough idea to not go through with acquiring more properties through a HELOC on 1 of 5 properties you own?

Right now we're just kind of doing upgrades along and along.