Or perhaps short sales or auctions, though the financing is giving me pause.  

One of the markets we invest into in BC's interior currently (Kelowna BC) has less the 1% vacancy rate, the city is going to be opening up the rules for adding a carriage house (or lane-way house) thus giving us a great opportunity to add another rental unit onto an existing property.The banks however will be happy to lend once the project is done but leaves us with a short term cash challenge to get the approx 200k to get the project up and complete. 

A lender will give a little credit for a short duration off, especially in the same industry, rather than a long period of off time.  

One of my keyword searches, which is one of the tools I most value on BP, attracts a member who's thoughts and insights I prefer not know as they are long winded, consistently negative and many times incoherent.

A short sale, and all that entails, is the only option, prior to the foreclosure, and only if the lender will delay the foreclosure for the short sale.  

Will shoot you an email shortly.

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If the seller is a private person you may be able to do a short term Wrap ( basically this is you wrap your mortgage around theirs).  

Since you're in Orlando, have you considered renting the rooms via airbnb (short term) instead of regular leases?

It is a short direct flight from New York.