They will sell your holdings if they fall in value below a certain value.  

Depending on qualifying income you can go up to 90% LTV or most attractive terms will be 80% of the value or below. 

Here are some details:Property Ownership: I own the property outright.Time on Market When Purchased: The house was on the market for 1 week when I purchased it.Appraisal Value: The appraisal value at the time of purchase was the same as the price I paid.Number of Bedrooms: The house has 3 bedrooms.Remodeling Costs: I spent $20K on pipe lining and improvements in the kitchen.MTR Definition: MTR stands for mid-term rental strategy.Regarding the HOA:Knowing the potential restrictions, my first question about any property I looked at was whether monthly rent was allowed.

About me - According to Stessa, my wife and I currently have a real estate investment portfolio valued at $*,***,*** leveraged at $*,***,*** debt (I’m pretty sure Fannie/Freddie will stop loaning to us pretty soon!)

But in family travel markets like Orlando, larger STRs still offer a far better dollar value.

How did you add value to the deal?

The problem is the price that the seller wants is quite high and comparable to on-market value.

I paid not much more than the assessed value of the LAND!

Its a little rough right now but a lot of positive generally in terms of proximity to downtown and value compared to other parts of Atlanta.

I was getting locked in to start in Cleveland when the agent I was working there said that you can never redeem the full amount of the voucher because it’s always higher then fair market value of the rent.For example. 3b 1bth house voucher is roughly $1,550, but the rents get no where near that much apparently and cap at around $1,300.