I mow part of the lot up to the overgrown Shrub/weed line that borders the pool to keep that side bordering my property halfway presentable.

Up here in Jackson we're right on the border with Idaho, otherwise I would just focus on one state.

It gets into the grey area, so just play it safe, and make sure you cross your T's, and dot your I's with a good lender.

You can request the OM which should have all of the expense information and then cross check that with local property management companies as well as national and regional averages.

I'd cross that off your list.As you don't like option 3, leave it as a last resort. 

With alternate acquisition funds like an asset-based line based on the deal or something similar, we may be able to scale up to multiple deals simultaneously.Looking for advice on what others have done to increase their acquisition velocity where it isn't dependant on how much equity we have in our portfolio, but based on the deal itself.For example, if 3 deals cross my desk that are solid, I would prefer not to be reliant on whether my HELOC is tapped at the moment the deal crosses my desk. 

If this applicant has crossed your cutoff, whatever it may be, don't even look at the rest.

As far as the cross streets, pretty sure 2Chicks did a luxury duplex on Palmer.

Also, in order to dot all the i's and cross all the t's your written offers should include proof of funds (in some form). 

*crosses fingers*