Title changes or profit-sharing arrangements could raise concerns if they violate owner-occupancy or primary borrower rules.Financing in Your Name: Since the 203(k) loan will be in your name, you’ll be fully responsible for repayment.

If you think there might be the possibility of development raising the value in the future, you could try renting out the property to others for non-intrusive uses - parking, roadside vendor, etc. 

Looking to hear any ideas, how one would tackle this opportunity or what would you do other than raising rents slowly and sitting on it to refi or wait on appreciation.

Are you trying to raise the rent?

Yes I’m looking for small multi family duplex to quad  that is livable for the moment if tenants are in there that I can potentially fix up to raise rents to market and therefore I can refinance pull my money back out to reuse.

I added a new software platform, got rid of all abandoned vehicles, raised rents, seal-coated and striped parking lot, took out loads and loads of trash, got the phone number working and started marketing to local community groups.

I'm making great profits off them, but I'm having issues with my m-th bookings and I would like to raise my rates.

I think you raise an interesting point.

Education standards must be raised so that students actually use their heads for something besides hat racks (allowing them to actually earn a living) and have ready access to birth control (all types of) so that some mistake doesn’t derail one’s entire life.Slow down immigration, too.

Depending on your estimate of the ARV and the ability to raise the rent on the 1BR, this looks like a "lendable" deal, IMO.