@Ryan O'HarraI'm not sure where you are located but in our current house we just added a temporary wall and a small kitchenette (mini fridge, microwave, coffee pot) and we currently airbnb out that space.

It was my temporary property manager and different than the person I spoke to earlier today.

They seem to do a temporary fix, but eventually in 3 months it repeats.

I've created an LLC that is renting out room to government employees on temporary duties, and they pay via their government travel cards.

Many times the Hard Money Lender will require to know this since their loan is designed to be temporary (6-12 months type of thing). 

You would probably need some type of temporary construction loan until the prperty is stabilized. 

It also does well near hospitals and universities, which tend to bring on temporary staff or relocate professors or doctors to the area.

She told me it was only temporary and she wanted to show immigration that they had a stable living situation.  

From my opinion, HELOCs seem to be a great vehicle for someone who needs cash for a temporary or short term basis, in this situation you can even get an added bonus of only paying interest and deducting the full amount on your taxes, but for an investor who likes to buy and hold long term and lock in risk without variable rates I don't think this is the best option.

If I cut and paste password that is sent, it doesn't work, If I type in characters of temporary password (in case cut and paste is not allowable) it doesn't work.