Where can we go from here to learn more details about R2R?

After the renovation is complete - you can either sell the property or refinance it into a long term DSCR (debt service coverage ratio) loan.

Other users can browse these deals, view detailed investment metrics, and potentially connect with the deal posters.Pros:Simple and straightforward to build.Leverages the existing interest and user base from Dealsletter.Validates the idea with minimal investment.Cons:Limited engagement if users only post deals without further interaction.Might not fully address the needs of users looking for investment opportunities.Option 2: Investment Partnership PlatformConcept: A platform allowing both accredited and non-accredited investors to come together and invest in real estate deals.

That might make you more willing to tolerate them.You would probably want to terminate the lease in lieu of eviction if they are past the initial term.

Yes NY is expensive but long term wise it'd perform better then any Midwest property.

Currently being used as a short term rental.

In the next couple of years I will look at whether the long-term appreciation approach is practical.

@David GarciaYou'll get denied for both your HELOC and your loan on the MF if you use those terms.

I am pro coast CA market but no one that I am aware of claims it is a good cash flow market in the near term.  

I know that asking for general figures to use for estimates is difficult, but I was hoping that there was some general guidance to use when doing a quick, initial pass, knowing that it could vary when really getting into the details and project.