You will have an opportunity to refi sometime in the future where you can increase cash flow and/or recoup down payment. 

However, if you’re unsure about future property values due to the unique nature of the property, this could pose more risk.What You May Not Be Considering:Financing Flexibility: Using a HELOC for repairs is a solid plan, but make sure the loan terms are favorable and the rates are manageable over time, especially with interest rates fluctuating.Vacancy and Maintenance Costs: Once all units are rented, factor in potential vacancy periods and ongoing maintenance costs, especially with multiple units.In conclusion, while the repairs are a big expense, the strong rental income potential suggests it could be a good deal if you manage the rehab costs well.

How would you handle this case and future cases?

I'll DM you some high level dd tips for future projects that have helped me a ton (historically they've been removed for some reason if I respond to the forum)

In this case I just had to share what I have been through because I don't want Landlords to put their valuable properties in bad hands.I feel bad for current and future tenants and landlords who are signing up with OneRent.

Having said that, I modeled out 7 investment options and used historical data to predict the future returns.

The decision to do so felt right and I knew right then and there that I just made a key decision to create a new future for myself and my loved ones.

Have you thought about how this might change with future investments, especially if you want to scale up?

I recommend having a column that tracks which properties or activities the time relates to so it will be easy to sort in the future. 

I am simply pre-planning should I have a tenant move out in the future after their lease expires and they don't want to renew.