A cashout refi of the current loan on one of the properties may be an option.

Using a Whole Life Insurance (WLI) loan avoids banks but accrues interest, potentially reducing policy benefits—compare this with other financing options like HELOC or seller financing.

@Dustin Sanders We have a couple of options that can still do a 15% on DSCR, but as Stephenie eluded to above, everything else has to sort of line up in a perfect scenario to make it work.

They are your best option, because when you have tenant turnover, at least you will still have income from the other units.

Hey Everyone, I wanted to see if anybody had insight on my current situation. I have a completed flip that has been slow to sell and recently another investor approached me looking to buy the property sub-to. I explai...

Consider lease optioning the “now keeper” and walking the created debt forward if you lease option buyer can cash you out. 

One option I have is to demo and rebuild the house using insurance money but it will take about a year and lot of involvement.

Obviously the numbers and location would determine which is the best option for me but these would be my preferred methods. 

Theyre out there, but they are largely impractical and not viable except in the most profitable deals.

Would an LLC be a viable solution?