Or should I go hard money with a smaller down payment and refi to conventional after seasoning period?

I have a 4 unit that just hit 1 year of seasoning since purchase. $155k mortgage and value $290k.

We are interested in a specific property where we would live part-time and sublease it part time especially during track season.

Any thoughts from any seasoned investors would be greatly appreciated.

It still took about 4 months to achieve 100% occupancy due to the leasing period beginning in December, a seasonally slow period.

Why would they opt for that when they could sell to someone less complicated, potentially more seasoned, and more likely to close the deal.If you're set on proposing more innovative offers, collaborate with an agent who is investor-friendly.

Thanks It depends on the details but you might very well run into "seasoning" issues trying to pull out more cash then you just purchased the property for. 

They could be traveling for work or for personal reasons (I actually rented a place off Airbnb in Billings, MT during football season when my son played football in college so I could be there for his games.)

The pool is a seasonal thing and most HOA gyms are less than desirable.Plus the HOA can raise their fees anytime they want to.

As a national brokerage they also don't have many key relationships with smaller regional players.4.