If you're asking about the possibility to obtain a loan for a home that needs renovation, I am not certain but you could do a traditional loan and then refinance post renovation after the seasoning period. 

Yes we have a pretty seasoned self-storage management company in place but curious as to what others might do in the same spot. 

You might be leaving out of expenses that a seasoned investor uses.

It would be a no-brainer for a lot of seasoned investors to keep the loans and use the cash towards investments.

If you're house is worth around $390k and you are going to spend $150k on an investment, I'd pay cash via your heloc and refi in to a 30 year fixed as soon as it's seasoned and pay off the HELOC, then start the process all over.

As I begin scheduling lunches and coffee meetings, I would like to prepare a statement that would answer some of the questions that a seasoned mentor would want to know about a potential mentee (thus saving time and money).

I read the terms, spoke with seasoned investors, and spoke with SBA.

Time to reminisce for you seasoned vets....

When agents are not in the same office, there is less coffee machine talk (ie pillow talk).

I plan on refinancing as soon as possible, what are my options in terms of refinancing a rental property without much of a seasoning period?