If you're looking to buy turnkey, you might find a property that was previously used as a short-term rental (STR) but underperformed due to poor management or only seasonal use.

We say we'll go 85% on that product, but honestly, it's hard to find a property that is that heavily leveraged where the rent equals or exceeds the mortgage principal, interest, taxes, insurance and HOA fees.

It's been 5 years since I used a Yardi product so not sure if they updated that.Not sure if you meant Yardi Breeze, I never even played with it. 

There have been multiple delays and price escalations from the home builder and very poor communication.

It now has some positive cash flow (poor for its equity), but I am up over $650k above costs (including rehabs in the costs).  

As far as tapping into the equity without doing a refinance, we offer some great HELOC products which are especially good for funding short term deals like ground up constructions or fix and flips.  

I once went to a meetup, cost $10, the gentleman that spoke was a product of gurus and did well for himself.

It would be a completely different story if the marketing done for your property is poorly done.

A $40,000 home may have better cash flow on paper, but it’s likely a dump in a poor area of town.

NACA could call the loan if they think you didn't make a necessary choice, they do not consider paying off credit cards as okay.Your HELOC lender can also close the line if your FICO goes down or they find out they are in 3rd position.NACA is an amazing product no down, no PMI, low rate, no fees - you sure don't want them to call the loan.