I think this neighborhood would support that price on new construction at some point in the future.

And if so, as I'm paying down the original primary residence HELOC, in the future, can I use it again to purchase a rental investment?

I explain they will have difficulty renting a quality unit, that I will ding their credit, that I will attempt to garnish their future income to recover what they owe.

Specific to me FF does not allow you to block the calendar in the future.

We have created many web pages for properties and not once have we ever gotten a lead from it.With that said, it becomes part of your marketing package for future clients.

While the "type" of neighborhood can sometimes make tenant approval criteria a little more flexible, we always try to avoid making desperate decisions that could lead to future evictions.The rise in evictions that you're seeing could be partly due to landlords lowering their standards to fill units quickly, which might lead to issues down the road with tenants who can't pay rent consistently or have a history of instability.

So never waste a failure, learn from the no's and how to attack similar conversations or situations differently in the future to give you a better chance at success.

Then you would capture all the future income and equity without having to share it.

If you want to be exact, my CoC is 9.8% after everything was finalized. my plan is to do a cash out refi in the near future to increase my CoC and recycle my funds to put into another property. 

You see this often in Chicago high rises where they use a less thick countertop.At the end of the day, you aren't saving a ridiculous amount of money, so like anything it helps when you are doing it at scale.What is your future vision for your Short Term rental business?