Congrats on winning the bid!

You can absolutely use the improved value to simply refinance  what you owe with no waiting period.

If you want a risk big and win big proposition, that's Grandma Millie's Sewing Shop. 

They literally had me come up with $5000 extra 3 days before close and said the VP of finance simply made a mistake.Now I'm getting a $3500 sidewalk assessment. 

If you're local housing authority is decent to work with and you screen your people well section 8 can be a win for everyone. 

That typically means doing value-add projects that you can refi out of afterward and/or using normal monthly savings to pay it down.Using a HELOC to 100% finance something is not a winning strategy.

Ultimately, pricing wins the day, so at a certain price it'll lease.

Here the agenda behind the prohibitive zoning is anti-gentrification which is merely going to result in disinvestment because developers are restricted on design and density and will simply invest elsewhere. https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/philadelphia/latest/ph...

If you saw the issue and chose to close on the property anyway, that’s going to be a tough case to win. 

That's a big win for me because, generally, when you're evicting, the tenant stopped paying rent.