If the bank that will do the loan charges a lot more, has unfavorable amortization or lockout periods, etc. then it won't matter what you WANT to do.

Taking advantage of these extensions can help shield a property from being forced to sell at unfavorable times

I was also unaware that my own group is listed as having an unfavorable influence on a neighborhood, as stated in a list, within an appraisal manual, from 1946.

In addition to the very unfavorable tax environment, the local judiciary and regulatory environment appears to heavily disfavor property owners — and moratoriums on evictions are common during the winter months.

That leaves me to patch it up, take over, contribute money, or any number of other unfavorable things.

So yes, that's a dilemma, I don't really see how you make that work unless you just completely skip conventional financing altogether, which seems unfavorable to beginners.I'm interested to learn from anyone that has insights on how an LLC can purchase properties at more conventional rates, if that's even possible.  

An adverse action is any action by a landlord that is unfavorable to the interests of a rental applicant.

I have seen some good deals, but I am concerned about the risk of losing my deposit if I discover something unfavorable and want to get out.  

Two of the three ended up unable to find a lender who would finance (either due to square footage or sq ft + being a co-op) and the third had very unfavorable terms (45% down @ 12.5 rate, 24mos interest only, 3 pts up front + 3k in fees).

There are markets I won't even think about because I know the regulation is too unfavorable or too onerous to work around (e.g.