I'm relatively new to the industry, but I have never seen a loan that offers a "grace period" of sorts to delay any type of payment at all.

I thought they might be a great way to generate positive cashflow through AirBnB for a minimal cost.

I typically pay for properties cash and I usually leave the cash in the houses I get unless I need the cash for another project (Think of it as a delayed BRRRRR) I have fairly strict criteria so I don't pick up 20+ properties a year but I usually try to to get anywhere from 2-5 annually.  

Very minimal stuff in the units and they will be single occupancy. 

The object of that exercise is to minimize change orders ($$$) and to be sure that all three contractors are bidding on the same specs.

If the answer is yes, then go for it.Also keep in mind another great advantage of the HELOC is that unlike the hard money loan where you take it all out at once and pay interest on the entire loan, you can break up the withdrawals from the HELOC to minimize the interest costs.

We REALLY like the home and its location.We rent the house out with negative cashflow (about $200 which is very minimal impact to us).

There is enough uncertainty as it is in this business so you want to minimize variable expenses, so that most of your expenses are fixed.It is always easier to bring in an additional dollar of income than it is to reduce a dollar of expenses, so when improving NOI look at the income side first. 

There are all sorts of procedural tactics that a tenant can use to delay the court hearing. 

Pretty sure it’s a C.Well I had been leaning towards TK pretty heavily because I’m new and wanted to minimize the risks I would face.