FOr example, two major players in the HML space have shut their doors completely, gone out of business, because the secondary market is as thirsty as it once was for these loans or their warehouse lines of credit dry up.

Keep your powder dry for now.

I use Brady Yert with the DRY insurance agency out of Akron for my properties.He was recommended by someone on here a few years back and has always treated me well.

Increasing the likeliness of your property by doing some minor updates such as paint, carpets, or flooring, ensuring your roof is maintained and you have dry basements (where applicable) can increase the viability of your property.

Looking forward to your insights.You need to ensure the basement remains dry, as they often leak.

The forums are designed as a sharing/learning platform.But, we're not going to leave you high and dry!

If you bought a building like that, you have another option than renting the commercial part out.You have 4 females under your roof.Maybe they could open their own hair salon in that front shop.Or turn it into a Detroit Coney Dog place, or a homade ice cream place.Who knows, they might make a fortune.Good Luck!

10% down has really dried up within the last few weeks (although a lot of rehab loan shops have really cut back lending altogether). 

I just don't want to give them more of an excuse to eat wherever every day, based on a lack of designated eating space, should they want to keep a neat house and eat in the kitchen/DR. I

I agree with StevenMost of the time when money is running dry it means there are cost overruns and the equity has been dissolved in the asset.