Welcome to BP Daniel, I caught this on the second page without an answer.It could be it went unanswered because with a little reading here most all of your questions would be answered and there were so many questions it's harder for someone to keep them all straight to give an answer.Seems most interest is in refinancing after work is completed, yes you can, but only to 75/80% of the value, you won't cash out to 100%.Financing rehabs is usually local, there are fha programs for small fixes, but you need to speak to your bank and a good mortgage broker.

I cut rents on one unit for a semi peace keeper, but she didn't really manage anything, just a point of contact for me, she worked at a local bank and was very good with the public, so lucky there I guess.I have done more in low income housing than anything else and if you start out running a tight ship, it's no more trouble than some executive rental, ($1,200 rent) who thinks he gets a private gardner and talks to his attorney all the time.

We generally look at programs or systems that earn an immediate return.

Check with local banks and credit unions to see if their program parameters are a little different.Also condominiums are "condos" not "apartments".

That's a lot easier than a public offering, but is still a significant undertaking.

You can also find your local REI club and get with other investors to help you.You need to start meeting people in RE anyway, an attorney, title company, a Realtor to name a few and they can all help you determine what is necessary in your area.IMO, the problem with stuff off the internet and in guru programs is that they may not meet your state requirements.

If a lis pendens has been filed it should be in the public records.

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As Jon has pointed out, there are banks/credit unions who have CRE loan programs for loans in the 500k and below category.Your income and credit are good so that won't be an issue, but your inexperience as a landlord could be a problem for some lenders.

In 2 out of 2 tenants w/ sec 8 they both were kicked out of the program.