I'll try not to stretch myself too thin :)

They do not do that 5-10% stretch in value to accommodate like they do on purchases so be wary to have solid comps for that cash out refinance when it comes around if you chose to still go with conventional financing route.

You can stretch that $45K that you would pay in cash for one property into perhaps two or three if you finance.

The selling of my house having an OO note , without an occupancy certification rider , was not a rental, and I actually lived in, all within a few months of the purchase does not constitute occupancy fraud, not by a stretch.

I resent the hell out of it because this is not an investors market by any stretch.

Not realistic by any stretch.

SCTELCO might be able to stretch the payment out longer, but i can't remember.  

Instead of taking a hit with the tax burden you can reinvest in what is considered an opportunity zone and watch your dollars stretch further for investments.

If you are providing value for the lender and have a strong financial background I have had lenders stretch it to get the deal through underwriting.  

Transitioning long-term-rental spaces into short-term-rentals (STRs) can be an excellent way to stretch around uncommon challenges, even if on a provisional basis.