Helocs can get frozen  ( read the fine print) I bet 90% of those who have heloc's have no clue they can be frozen unilaterally by the lender. 

You know Jay, your never going to get another opportunity like this to Pop on over and land with a video of it and then pick your runway to take off from (just like Howard Hughes used to do).If it's legal, (Would they fine you for that I wonder, or send you a bill for landing there???) 

They should not be allowed to fine nor threaten regarding pet policy.   

When ran into issues on one development where the zoning was fine and we had the right plans for what we thought the highest and best use was...too bad the neighborhood association didn’t agree.

@Yuriy Skripnichenko - completing that link has the fine print that you are signing up for their future communications AKA spam 

Long term buy and hold investors don't care as much about the value of their rentals, as long as the cash flow stays the same, we will make it by just fine. 

They paid both without issue, so hopefully they'll be fine with the rent.The others are all established, multi-year tenants and I would work with them if something happened to their job.

I agree with the above - FNMA type loans are still fine - Plan on delays for appraisals and some counties are not recording loans but rates have moved up from Feb lows and you will need 20% DP on rentals. 

The more knowledgeable they are, the smoother your life as a property investor will likely be.Remember that an expert manager can also help you avoid fines and penalties, so you want someone who knows exactly what they’re doing.4.

Concerns: I did not personally vet the current tenants and I worry the dog and smoking might damage the units (so far, the units look fine on the inside).