If you are planning to go that route @Kevin Sobilo is right to say do all 3 refinances at once so you can get the low fixed rate instead of the Adjustable rate HELOC.Good eye for trying to get in the area prior to the plant being built there. 

You're unlikely to see many of your tenants, on average, suffer from debilitating effects of COVID, should they be vaccinated, as well.

Kerry et al flew from WA to NYC to meet with Chairman Bernake and two banks not named in her article.2008 Santander did not have any money to invest in a west coast bank in 2008 they bought Sovereign and suffered huge losses in auto loans and almost got shut down.

My job is to plant a seed, and help show them what I view as most similar comps based on logic.   

For accredited investors (though not all deals are limited to accredited investors), it's nice to plant those investment 'seeds' across multiple markets, in multiple sectors, getting the upside of appreciation/depreciation/tax advantages/distributions that real estate offers, and passively doing it via syndications is a model that works for many.

Often tenants being evicted sink their own ship with how long winded they can be discussing how they "suffered" through this tenancy. 

We are also thinking about looking at properties in Hardin County as potential rentals because they’re going to build a new electric car battery plant, so we figure more potential tenants!

@Michael Plante Not in Michigan

There are a lot of contractors that “cascade” projects and last project out suffers.  

In the process of planning the install of new HW heaters, 1 bathroom rehab, some floor refinishing, and cosmetic repairs (light fixtures, curb appeal foundation plants).