I believe the main trade off is liquidity and transaction costs. 

FYI there are also products to remove stains to where you place it, leave it, and practically peel it off like school glue once it's ready to be removed.

Make sure with a blanket mortgage that you're able to sell off a property if you desire.  

Yep, good luck with that right now... since they raised the min loan and min house value it cut off many of my exit strategies, and is a real challenge for attempting BRRRR in many of our Ohio cities. 

This does not include the tax write-offs for new systems and the expense of installing them.

DSCR loans are based off of down payment, credit score and either actual or market rents so it helps to supercharge an investor's real estate goals and net worth.

How many times did did your BS Meter go off in this thread?

When I had a lowlife in one of my properties during Covid they racked up a $600 bill and I was demanding the city to turn off the water they said no it’s federal law that the water needs to be on.

Don't bite off more than you can gnaw on. 

You may be better off having two or three loans against two or three properties each.