Murphy's Law or a hole burning in your pocket? 

I understand the rules for a cash out refinance and regular refinance are different but would you just consider this a "loop hole" to get your 75% LTV and not worry about seasoning? 

v=JrYtD7gSWsI I think this owner needs to screen his renters a little better, And fix that hole in the wall.

I've seen an overwhelming amount of utterly freakish craziness up close and personal, and I can confidently bear witness that white people always end up being the freakiest freaks of all.I was going to call BS on this one when I stopped and thought....Hmmmm... every customer I had as a GC that was an absolute insane nightmare.....was an white uber-rich entitled A-hole.

There are a ton of flaws and holes in your scenario.I did glance at Zillow for MFH in Peoria.

Capital call is just to plug holes for a year or two and by then the market will come back and we can sell and get all our money back—good outcome not very likely.7.

As a side note- some states are very strict about inspector licensing, some are not, so you might find that out before you go down a rabbit hole.

It's setting self up for failure, because everything ahs to go right for a duration of time INCLUDING equity growth to infill that hole one dug day 1 via over paying. 

The time between the death of your grandparents and the recording of the deed showing your uncle's ownership is a glaring hole in title.  

Imagine person A has a blog about fishing, and person B has a blog about Boyscouts.Person A wants to write an article explaining their users how to tie the perfect knot  to attach the hook to the line, which let's say is the "3 loop hole rabbit" know (made that up).So do you think it is smart for person A to reinvent the wheel and write a completely new article on how to tie that knot, when Person B, the expert boyscout  having already written an award winning blog entry on exactly how to tie that knot with videos diagrams pictures and everything?