This aspect of real estate is exhibited by the real estate market itself and rising real estate values across the continuum over time.Now let’s talk about the disadvantages of using conventional bank financing:-Burdening your investment property up to the maximum LTV ratio-Difficult approval process with any bank loan coupled with appraisals and costs-Credit reporting consequences for future loans thereby lowering leverage-Inflexible repayment terms for minimum payments and penalties for nonpayment-The bank can “call the loan” due and payable at any time, for any reasonLet’s talk about Burdensome real estate property as leverage with additional bank debt in order to obtain a new opportunity and how this is not idyllic for several reasons.

You can't just raise rents, the CMHA have to approve any increases.Normally they have a fairly inflexible rate they offer depending on sq ft, br's and ba's.

Generally I don’t recommend rentals in a Corp as it creates inflexibility in getting the real estate out and is not as estate tax efficient.

I asked Toni (the admin in Flex) if they would pay any payments for my property taxes back in June last year (I have emails with this), and she told me that Flex does not do that and I should be doing it instead (I think she was new in the role).

I agree with you ~ it does seem quite suspect, and the seller is very inflexible at this point, so I will certainly do my due diligence.

Hi Bigger Pockets family,I am interested in flexing a 1bd/1ba condo in Chicago and house-hack to help offset the high HOA fees in the high-rise. 

It’s the ultimate in flexibility.

Your landlord is either being unreasonably inflexible or reasonably sees greater risk in renting only to your roommate.

You have two frames with varying degrees of rigidity with a rigid, inflexible stucco coating. 

I've talked to bigger banks and they could do refinance one by one which takes time and money and inflexible.