I'm a local real estate agent who works with a number of investors with a variety of different portfolios. 

This is frequently being seen in terms of massive tax increases.

Cheap tenants, in my experience, create higher turn over costs and move out more frequently than higher rent tenants.  

I am not too far away in CLT and work frequently in the Asheville market.

@Jose Alejandro Hernandez I frequently work with investors in your same situation, their home markets just don't offer any great options, comparatively.

The property has since increased 82% in value, we use it frequently as a family for vacations and weekend get aways, greatly minimized my RMD requirement, break even each year on my taxes, etc.

Given your expertise as a contractor, you might find an investor willing to fund the rehab in exchange for a profit share or interest on the loan.Cash-Out Refinance:If you own other investment properties, consider a cash-out refinance to pull equity from those properties to fund the rehab.I work for Aslan Home Lending and we have a HUGE variety of loan products, including the ones mentioned above.

Hi Gabriel..I've been in and around loans since 2003..we work closely with our lending partner that actually can provide HELOC or fixed second loan using a variety of income including bank statements..I think you can go up to 80%-85% on a primary using bank statement on a second lien position.

The HOA emails about break-ins frequently, despite a secure parking garage and enhanced security.

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