Hi @Brendan Seals, It's very difficult to predict how tenants will act, but doing your due diligence and asking for references goes a long way and reduces the risk of having an unpleasant experience with a future tenant.

Based on your new round of unhelpful and unwanted questions, I'll simply say if needed assistance in how to close a deal, could have shown humility and asked, nicely. 

They left a horrible mess behind with trash and unwanted belongings.

On google, I’ve seen private lenders, hard money, and business loans, but none of those searches ever lead to anything more then unwanted text about refinancing.Thank you,

It's funny, when I was a kid I would collect unwanted tires and sell them to a recycler for $3 each.

Please tell me that you can perform at $350, it's just that it will simply be undesirable, unpleasant and painful, not impossible.

We are old enough to do that without penalties, but that may have some unwanted tax implications due to our current W-2 income.What's going to be the best way to analyze our options and make a decision, and if it IS to get a HELOC, are there any recommendations?

It provides owners with, at minimum, a 30-day buffer in case something goes wrong with your tenant, as well as a reasonable sum to properly make repairs without having to get into potentially unpleasant or drawn-out exchanges with recently departed tenants.Conduct Regular Property VisitsEven when you have a phenomenal tenant occupying your rental property, it is a good idea to conduct regular property inspections.

He was impolite, unpleasant, and blunt, but that's just his personality and tone. 

.● Violations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act give the recipient of any unwanted call or text the right to sue for up to $1,500 per unsolicited text or call.