It's seems like your essentially building a CAPEX/Maintenance account, but at a lower cost and you'd be able to count that as expense, when traditionally you wouldn't.

The lender can then count 75% of the expected or documented rent for the units that you won't be living in as income.

At last count, I have something on the order of 500 unread messages across 4 email accounts.  

If you have a solid successful partner for the restaurant business I wouldn't count it out but I'm sure you're going to have to put in more time.   

@Corey Collins, in your example of ARV = $170k (which is determined by your Refi Lender's appraisal), your ALL-IN cost (including rehab) should be no more than $119k, because you can't count on getting higher than a 70% REALISTIC Refi.eg.

I had read that you only got access to that for three days and if you ran a mock test to try to understand it better so you could make very informed decisions they told me that mock test would count as one of my three. 

Count you blessings, dont try to hold onto every dollaras you move to your next stage in life, and pick something you will feel good about!

This sounds great please count me in and let me know if I can help with organizing anything!

Personally I would not count the ability to push rents in 6 years, but again I dont know Ohio in detail and would defer to your agent. 

@Paresh Patel if your being made whole with your principal back then count your self EXTREMELY fortunate.. its rare that foreclosures on rehab loans at 70% or so ARV produce enough revenue to get your principal back  forget the interest