I would explore hard money or bridge loans and maybe use the HELOC to fund a downpayment or something. 

– I’m exploring whether I can remove the SRO designation and replace it with Artist Dwellings, but I’m unsure of the legal requirements or how this conversion works.If anyone has clarity on the definition of Artist Dwellings or proven strategies for making this type of conversion, I would greatly appreciate your input.Thanks in advance for any insights!

So, in my book, it's definitely worth exploring!

I'm a real estate investor and builder in NY, and I'm exploring new approaches for partnering with wholesalers.

I am currently exploring alternative options.The accounting system on the platform is completely messed up and thinks I owe $12k while in reality they owe me a few thousand.

Hi Matt,That’s a solid rate you’ve been quoted for a DSCR loan at 6.95% with 20% down, but I totally get wanting to explore options for a lower down payment.

Our plan is to continue with out-of-state properties, as the numbers (among other things) seem really hard to make work in California, although we are exploring some in-state STR opportunities.I've already found BP to have some super useful info in the forums, looking forward to reading more!

Following this thread, The prices of established cabins are very high in this market and I am exploring the build route.Anyone have experience here in buying land and getting a cabin built? 

Financing ConsiderationsDon’t forget to explore various financing options.

DSCR lenders might offer flexibility in fee structures, so it’s worth exploring whether they can streamline costs if you’re using the same lender for both transactions.If you take out $50k for the down payment on the second house, you can always tap into the remaining equity in the future, but doing so later could result in additional fees, as you’d likely need to refinance or apply for a second HELOC.