Find a hard money lender, buy a deal all cash that needs work or that you can buy for way below market value and boost rents.

Bridgehouse and myself were completely unaware of any mental health issues she had and that's on me. 

Or is it to boost the NOI to get to a refi ASAP.Whats worked for me is to test the local market first.Example: I am on the process of re-positioning one of our multifamily properties.

My mental struggle lies with dropping circa $150k constructing the ADU vs dividing into 4 or 5 down payments for turnkey properties.  

If something amazing comes across my path I'll take it, but I have pretty much zero interest in competing with the "house at any cost" mentality in the market right now.

There's plenty you can do to boost yourself in the search rankings, and SEOMoz is a great guide.

A new portico and craftsman columns on this porch would really boost the curb appeal, as would some plantings to soften the look of the foundation. 

Unfortunately New York can be pretty hard to work with for landlords from investors I've spoken to up there, so I'm sure that you've been doing what you could to try and resolve the situation as peacefully as possible.If she has been a holdover tenant this long and the state has been preventing you from evicting her due to any number of reasons (lockdown, mental health, employment, etc.) is that something that the state could offset with some of the funds that would have/should have gone towards your rent that was not paid to you?

So for now, I'm looking for funds to bring in mobile homes into my communities, which will really help boost the value of my parks substantially.If anyone knows someone, or can suggest any good options for this, I'd greatly appreciate it!

Hoping to renovate and boost ARV.