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Owner's redemption time is cut by three years and there is no more physical notice requirement.

I am in a similar situation where for estate planning purposes I have ownership interest in three properties, but do not derive rental income from them or pay for the taxes or HOA myself, but every mortgage I've applied for used the taxes and HOA fees in my DTI calculation. 

Look at all the people that bought three years ago thinking that was the peak sitting on equity and collecting rent?

I am running into a few issues.I have two tenants who pay rent three months at a time.

You won’t pay taxes now, if you’ve owned that long, but you can also rent it out for three more years.  

Additionally, my credit history is fairly young (although good, between 720 -770 depending on where I look) since I only moved to the US three years ago, I have no consumer-, student-, or car-debt, 100% payment history and no derogatory marks, but the Banks I inquired at either don't have LOC for investment properties at all, or my income is considered to low on paper, and I am trying to access some of the equity sittingThanks in advance for taking the time to answer if you can help!

 If I could do it over I would definitely buy a four family I started with the duplex then a three family and then a four family and I now do 4 families and larger if one person moves the only missing one fourth-year income versus a duplex where one person moves are losing half your income plus with the price point on a four family your depreciation and you’re write offs are larger and later on your net worth is higher

Tier three even covers loss of rent up to like $15k if it’s caused by flood or fire, etc.

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