Be prepared to put extra effort into design and setup and market your butt off.

. :-)Agreed, it's important to go in to Subject-Tos prepared.

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I came across the opportunity to buy a mixed-use commercial property but I wasn’t prepared and not sure how to navigate the commercial process since the owner isn’t willing to seller finance, and I just recently bought a primary home in November so I can’t get any type of owner occupied loan.

oh yeah, and of course, you need to find an attorney that specializes in Notes to properly prepare the documentation

If you're wrong, you need to be prepared to get out of retirement and back to working.

It's been steadily going up however, so I'm either looking for lenders who would do a HELOC once my credit score reaches the required number OR I'm also seeking private lender who would be willing to lend with a second position lien on the property for the renovation amount ($35k-$40k)I was working with a private lender but he proved to be unprofessional and not able to prepare the proper, legal documents.

Be prepared for lot of negotiation between insurance and you and your claim adjuster.

However, I have to agree with Tatum on a couple things... the turnover is something you have to be prepared to deal with.

If you do be prepared to have a rate of 9.50% or higher which in most cases would be a higher payment than if you simply refinanced and lost the 2% rate.You may also have road blocks with a HELOC that a cash out refinance would not have due to cash in hand and one loan.