In situations like this, it’s definitely worth considering a cost segregation study.

I would then explain to this complaining tenant that the heat provided meets what is required.

@Dayana Castellon the only marketing that would make sense is marketing Airbnb & VRBO are NOT covering already.Maybe market directly to insurance companies looking for rentals for their clients needing temporary housing while their fire-damaged home is being repaired.Corporate travel departments might be another option.Hospitals with resident doctor programs.The challenge will be doing this marketing efficiently enough to make it worthwhile.

This can be a great solution but you need to fully understand what type of 2nd you're getting so you don't screw yourself down the road.

The interest rate on the triplex is 7.5%, but because I took out a construction loan to help offset renovation costs, my lender says the ARV was already baked in, and a refinance would not make sense on that property either.

Occupying 8,000 square feet indoors and 2,000 square feet on a third-floor patio, this will be the largest In-N-Out in the world.

Find a cheap way to find sellers who need help, and then get busy serving them.

If you don't have the cash for a 5% down payment then doing a HELOC might make you over leveraged, but everyone's situation is unique, having access to it might help you to have access to more capital if you needed it in a pinch.

I do not lend in AZ, so I am no direct help, but I can price out better then both of those options with NO pre-payment penalty at all. 

Typically his projects have been privately funded and smaller than this one.