Or increase the LTV to 80%, keep the same rate, slightly higher points (2 points) 

Keep detailed notes and follow up on feedback.3.

FIG has been great to work with so far and I'll keep the thread updated as the project moves forward.

It almost look like you a little or negative cash flow and look at tax benefit to justify keeping it. 

Keep in mind you can't discriminate against them in MA- The need to delead and if your certs are old there is a good chance a new inspection could come up positive.- Monthly cash flow from day one- More properties that are fully separated metered -- gas, electric, hot water all metered for individual units- Significant increase in property management -- evictions, late rent not because somebody simply forgot to press "send," potential domestic issues, issues between tenants, etc.

It's not a great time to refi if you wanted the equity from it, but it sounds like you are going to trade this house to do the same thing again so why not keep it and do the same thing again since you are thinking you might need to go big on your personal residence next?

That’s probably best way as a lender to keep title in your name but in many states you still may need to foreclose on the cfd - What state is this in (please don’t say DC)

They are typically hardworking, quiet, and keep the place clean.

I do STR near RTP and the airport and I keep my units above 90% occupancy.

Keep learning and growing...