You are in a unique position where you're not necessarily tied to staying in a particular property for any extended period of time.

C, C-, D class come with their own unique issues.If you want to see an example of a map of Columbus, OH that I’ve mapped out by ever neighborhood grade I’d be happy to share.

I currently have 3 properties each with a unique LLC.

I'm not exactly sure why but in some areas, this is the case (my properties are B and C class houses/neighborhoods) and it's not unique to my part of the world. 

Look for portfolio lenders if they don't resell to secondary market they usually have more flexibility or unique loan programs.

I think the under current is going to be huge.Would you want to stay in a hotel for more than 3 days if you can stay somewhere nicer, funner and more unique.

The MFH properties are a unique niche in and of themselves because you're not in competition with home buyers or big shot commercial buyers.

I wrote a fairly long post on helocs vs cash out refi ....I forget what forum I posted it in but I’d greatly appreciate some feedback from you guys on which option you would choose in my unique situation.

The position contracts are typically 13-weeks long, and I can either line the positions up back-to-back, or take a month or so off between contracts.I think that this type of work creates a unique opportunity with real estate and I am just curious as to what ideas people have for the types of mortgages I should look into, strategies for managing rental properties out of state or intermittently, or any other ideas or approaches I should look into. 

Some areas tax values are close others they are way off and do not or can not take into consideration condition, improvements, special and unique aspects of a property that can drive or reduce values.