I have found a duplex unit that has been of interest to me for quite sometime but was unavailable until recently.

They can often spot problems that may not be that obvious to you, especially in the beginning.4) Always have backup team members in case one becomes unavailable for whatever reason.Having developed my own local resources in the past, I have learned to have backup for every team member, especially the contractors so if they become unavailable in the middle of your project for any reason, you are not stuck in limbo.

I had one pair of tenants that didn't want any work done if they weren't there but made scheduling difficult, they were very unavailable.   

If you’re more of a set it and forget it type investor, and can plan for your investment capital to be unavailable for long periods of time, passively investing in real estate syndications may be your new obsession.

I’m now realizing HELOCs are unavailable or higher rates than before (ex- 1.99% for 6 mos, then 6% after).

This came in handy for when one had not scheduled a same day cleaning properly and was then unavailable in time and I was able to call the back up who saved me, but I also paid her double to show up in minutes (well worth it)Also have a list of essentials like a handyman, ac/heat repair, plumber, appliance repair.

It has been over two months and inventories are still unavailable.

My goal is to refi to conventional, take the hit on cash flow but in return free up my purchasing power again.The issue I am running into is that the new mortgage upon refi exceeds the county limit ($538,250), making the conventional option unavailable.

My plan is to invest in Cleveland turnkey multifamilies in the $80k price range with a 20-30% down payment.My questions are in regards to financing.I’m understanding that commercial loans (due to the low value of the property), hard money (due to the long-term nature of the financing needed), asset-based loans (due to unavailability), and portfolio lenders (due to low assets) are out of the question.How long would I have to work before I could qualify for a mortgage on one of these properties?

So once I spend the money, its going to be tied up and unavailable for the 12 years it takes to pay off the expense (assuming my 10 days a month rent stays the same and doesn't increase or decrease).Thanks in advance!