Issue is they don’t know who the lien holder is so they have to investigate. 

Apparently, the rising cost of assisting voucher holders has stretched the HCHA's budget thin.

Here's some food for thought:- Many of my first time investors know from the jump that they aren't going to be driving 5 hours round trip for every little item, and also know that they arent prepared to handle things like disputes, evictions, lease violations, etc.

Has a better ring to it.You realize this is the cost for your ticket for the event, your room, all your food and drinks and activities on the resort right?

And while travel is going to be expensive for any property, if you only have one in a market, the concept is the same with less rent: that $2,000 flight/hotel/rental car food for a one night visit, ties up a lot more of your gross when that gross is much lower. 

@Jay HinrichsReminds me of the cereal companies creating the nutrition / food pyramid.Of course they are gonna have an opinionated pieceI agree in vacation / beach areas they are great but once you start getting into true residential neighborhoods I can see them being very problematic

Food for thought.

Mold requires moisture and a food source (dust is sufficient).

Assuming the permit has been issued, I would imagine in a state such as CT you are located in a municipality that would at minimum require a licensed contractor to associate with the permit for the sole purpose of listing the municipality as a certificate holder under the insurance policy.

Was my first time investing with him, so decided not to go super high, but still a decent chunk of change Well the good news for you and anyone else who's stuck in a jam like this is that assuming you are the first lien holder you shouldn't have too rough of a time doing a foreclosure on any of the properties you hold a mortgage on.