Have a ‘plan B’ and be ok with it.

Jumped firmly onto the @Jay Hinrichs good luck band-wagon with that decision. 

As long as they were being held and use for investment when you sell  othem.If you 1031 from A to B and then later convert B to your primary residence.   

Only use hard money as last resort as its intended to be used for short term investments or band aids to get your through.

Classes B and C are okay, although we will spend more time analyzing a Class C.

One of the windows has to be at least 24"H x 20"W in dimension and the bottom of the sill cannot exceed 44" from the floor.

Feels like the most straightforward plan to get from point A to point B and sometimes it pays to KISSAcknowledging that I don't know all the numbers you are working with, but if each deal costs an extra $3k-$5k, but because of the efficiency of DSCR loans and the ability to ignore your DTI, you could maybe squeeze an extra deal or two a year in? 

If that happens, then you will need to set aside certain funds as "band aid" to stop negative cash flow bleeding.

I invest in B and C class assets in B and C+ class areas.

I am putting due diligence and know that we have an outsized impact if we band together in a coordinated efforts.