If a seller refuses to pay any outstanding liens it could adjust your offer, which could affect the sales price to the end buyer as well.

It's called inflation...and sellers, good or bad, don't "go away"...they just adjust.4 Posts in and firing bullets at imaginary objects isn't going to get you ejected from the site. 

The benefit of having your medium-term rental as an Airbnb long-term stay is that you can adjust the pricing in the calendar on Airbnb so that if you are in slow season but moving into high season, you only have to take the pricing hit in the first month.

I recommend you do this annually to adjust for utility increases and other variables.

If you got "paid for it," it'd be an expense which would go to adjust your cost basis. 

There may be a learning curve, but there always is, and it's worth it to get it going and adjust as necessary.Good luck and congratulations! 

In that case you would want a fixed rate not a adjustable rate like a HELOC.

Using good project management, you can manage the cost of the project as you go by adjusting the scope of work, negotiating better deals, or extending the time frame.

If MFH, it's closer to 500'ish but many specific variables rapidly adjust that such as use of on-site PM assistant's, caretakers etc..

Need advice if this is worth looking into.The property has been negotiated at a 20%  discount and 7.6% tax adjusted cap rate. 70% LTV with Freddic Mac loan.