They will try to cut the FED prime rate, increase tariffs, and shake up global trade.

If you thinking there is some "giant" "fat" to cut out of Real Estate transactions I'm sorry it just is not true.

It's slick and can cut down on bad debt as well as reconciliation time after moveout. 

what really needs to be reviewed is why is it not going well and what is the plan - its very different plan when you cut distributions and do a capital call  to hold $4M to lower your debt obligation to allow for a refinnance compared to needing a capital call because you are only at 80% occupancy and anticpated 95%, rents are 50 cents a square foot less than you wanted and expenses are 25% higher....

Renters see that the whole neighborhood is available for rent and they push to see who will give them the best deal (or which agent will cut them a deal). 

@Ryon PaxHave you considered cutting some of your personal expenses to pay for the HELOC or find another way to generate added income?

There used to be some landlord seminars for Dallas Housing Authority ever so often, so that might be a good place to ask if they are still doing those.One thing to think about is if Section8 might be subject to the DOGE cuts?

If the concern is max cash out, you can cross collateralize the properties to cut down on costly processing fees.  

Speeding up the pickup and drop is helpful in cutting down on time, however the Architect (and their office) are the ones to make the actual drawing changes.

That doesn't cut it for me.