My "plan" was to find a tenant and then do/finish the work  - so that I wouldn't lose 'down' time. 

I was usually always 100% occupied so no down time and showed occupied units with proper notice. 

IF this helps any financial advise.... paying off the initial HELOC definetly makes the most sense i just dont want to have any downtime when looking for the next potential investment!

My downtime as of now has consisted largely in educating myself (reading/ podcast/ webinars/ online coaching).

Programming already created by architect partner. 3) Development of a full city block (almost 3 acres) into student housing or high-end office for adjacent user.Parameters / Tabs to include: 1) Summary or Snapshot page (format included in link below)Major Metro Snapshots2) Inputs page for assumptions 3) Cash Flows that flow into summary page with development or conversion (downtime / carry costs) i.e.

You should be able to find a renter will little down time.

Other asset types you are more insulated due to difficulty in moving, longer business shut down times, and availability of other locations that are just as good.

The volume of sales is still very high and stays generly healthy even the down times.

You may want to check it out since it may be helpful in those down times when you get no response.http://smartsell.house/info/

Not only is there down time of the units involved, but just the news of mold in the complex spooks other tenants.