Additionally, we will not be in a position to put a lot of sweat equity into the house beyond weekend projects over a span of two years.If you were in our situation with access to this kind of financing, how would you approach this? 

Hello all,I am 2 weeks away from closing on my first home, which I plan to turn into a rental property after living there for about 2 years and putting in some sweat equity.

When we first started we expected that I would bring very little money, all the experience and most of the hands-on sweat equity. 

Can you find a way to put a little sweat equity into the units to increase the rents like the $800 one?

As the humidity is getting higher outside I have noticed the spots all sweat (moisture seems to condense on them.

Some sweat equity goes a long wayl.

Especially if they could use a bit of TLC and bring some sweat equity. 

There's hard work, sweat and tears (smile), that you have to put in. 

We sweat and bled enough by now.Whole intent of the post is to open the eyes of others approaching the same decision and to understand ALL the consequences of a full liquidation, not were there other choices.

His “whiny” wife got sick of living in a sweat box and he paid $900 to fly his wife and kids back to stay with family until this situation is resolved.