The interest carry will eat your profits fast especially if you struggle to get the project done and sold quickly.

Eat the fish and spit out the bones (AKA do your own calling...this took me some time)Ridge Lending All in One, first position HELOC...has to be in own name, and a few more stringent requirements. 

What you signed is likely a disclosure, you will have to eat some of the loan cost but I think there's a possibility you would be able to walk away.

Having all your eggs in one basket may be troublesome in the future.I'd be more than happy to talk to you more about this and even my market in Evansville Indiana if you're interested.

However, in areas that are desirable you're going to see HOA fees from $250 and up which eats your cashflow.

I know property management costs can eat into cash flow, and I would be open to managing it remotely as I have for my local properties, which I rarely visit. 

Do you have documented proof of which tenant put the item there.Most apartments just eat these expenses as a cost of doing business.

I didn’t think I needed to be unfairly rewarded. but the difference and the reason your argument isn’t a fair analogy is that none of those things directly affected my health, safety, or quality of life. yes I do believe everyone is entitled to a safe home that doesn’t eat up half of their income.

However, since it's hard money, one cannot expect to have one's cake and eat it too.What's more, I'm not sure that a conventional lender would lend to you in your personal name if you received title via a quitclaim deed. 

Maintenance request will eat you alive if you don’t have a budget and stay on top of seeing things before they get bad.