Of course if there is no capital to command at all because of some terrible circumstances then there is no hope for any solution and they default to being the victim of whatever circumstance is presented.There are many different ways to handle a foreclosure situation depending on the circumstances.

And with a HELOC, if you think rates will be falling, you will immediate benefit from that with the floating rate on the HELOC.  

Many of the deals are falling apart, distributions "paused" indefinitely, people complaining about losing their principal and guilty pleas in a case against a syndicator that turned out to merely be a Ponzi scheme. 

With a no indoor camera policy Air B&B can now say, "hey, our policy is no cameras" that way liability falls completely on the home owner.

You have lower labor costs for repairs as contractors are not concerned about falling off and a lower pitch means less area which equates to fewer shingles and material costs.

Insurance co. says I'm probably not liable as long as my negligence did not cause the structure to fall. 

You never know if you would want to fall back on it in the future.Having a CPA license also does have some brand value.

I live in Pennsylvania and purchased a STR in Myrtle Beach Area this past fall. 

Many deals have seen NOI collapse due to falling rents and rising costs.

Tough to here on the falling % of enrollment due to crime.