If you can go deeper than 7 feet then by all means go for it, but if you can only dig it out to the legal 7 foot ceilings then it's still worth it since like you said in your location someone will rent it for $1300.

Would that happen without her being present? 

The Clerk only accepts the information on the amt of tax owed presented to it on behalf of the DOR. 

I would say that a 1.20x DSCR ratio minimum for BRRRR is a bit high - plenty of options out there that wouldn't require such a hurdle A lot of industry DSCR requirement doesn't make sense actually, typical cap rate right now for single family with average price of $1.3 mil in SJC is about 1.5-2.0% right now, DSCR is whooping low 0.3-40.I don't know how you guys could qualify DSCR rental in CA these days.Now that our friend in Milwaukee is having trouble getting financing of his own, and we speak about Milwaukee here where not too distant ago, it was in double digit cap rate territory.my question to you lender folks how are you adjust to these situation ?

Just spoke to a property owner we met here on BP.Very nice person who's been DIY managing their double-digit doors after being burned by bad PMCs in the past.Wanted weekly in-depth updates, all rents deposited in their bank account - and then they would pay the PMC their fee, and expected the PMC to use their PM software.Pretty much looking for a go'fer person, NOT a PMC.We wished them good luck.

Are there similar mortgage funds we can invest in to get diversification that pay high single digit returns in USA?

And then pay for digital advertising on local RE/business centric websites.

Buyers have been presenting cash offers with proof of assets etc.

I have a few stubborn tenants who insist upon paying in cash and I make them take the money to my bank with a pre-filled out deposit slip with my name and the last three digits of the account number and then they fill in the date and the amount of the deposit.

@Samuel Metcalf- Most HELOC lenders  only lend on primary homes ...the  few lenders that do HELOCS on  rentals will likely have a low  CLTV   ( and a high margin over prime  which will lead to a rate in double digits ) .. check  with the banks / credit union located close to the property  and  also maybe there will be some feedback on this thread  pointing towards lendign sources that might work