Already heard thst it msy be difficult to get heloc on non owner occupied.

Perhaps there was a lienholder the bank had a difficult time tracking down to provide proper notice, maybe the lady filed bankruptcy AFTER foreclosure proceedings were filed (this always throws a wrench in things).

You may be counted as high risk with the multiple loans, so financing in general may be difficult depending on your current income.Also, if you haven't already, take a look at what the current leases are renting for.

- difficult to raise money from investors?

Amy PM me I will get you squared away this should not be that difficult

It's not difficult and you can do it very quickly.Then get a part-time job or hustle hustle hustle.  

Many of the windows were missing screens and the windows difficult to operate (or not at all) when I purchased the property.  

Working with town officials...especially when they find out after the fact...can be very difficult and doesnt help build long term relationships with people that could make your life hell.More importantly, I'd be worried about the personal and legal ramifications of...say a fire breaks out in a non-approved unit.

I'm not sure if flipping is the way to go in Detroit since the property values are still too low and it is difficult for someone to get approved to buy.

I wanted know from those actively rehabbing in the market if your are seeing it become more difficult to find rehab/renovation deals with the market so hot or are you finding higher profits from bigger ad-on rehabs or pop top type deals vs new builds in the closer in areas of town?