Suppose, you tie up a lot of money to build one or more homes and you rent them out.

Every tenant currently in the home has stated their intent to remain in the home for the next year+The home was purchased in March 21, active by the end of April, 50% occupied in May, with full tenancy in June.I would like to purchase many of these homes around Houston and then continue to expand in the San Antonia and Dallas/Fort Worth areas.

Seller carryback of 20% of purchase price and then conventional loan for the remaining 80%.

Asking for additional reimbursement for the delay (as my money was tied up) and could have been invested elsewhere since May (opportunity cost). 2.

You can let the remaining tenants know you plan on increasing rents and offer one of them the updated unit for higher rent.

Well, first of all, I was thinking Lynchburg, TN and a tie-in to Jack Daniel's.

None have all the features I want, so I was already tied to getting Home Assistant on Raspberry Pi to go along with it, so I can script whatever I need. 

That leaves me with a couple options and I'd like to make sure my math is correct.If I put all $240k on the HELOC, we would have to pay it back in 15 years, and would currently come with a 3.85% rateThat would be a $1,760 monthly payment for the 180 months totaling ~$320k paidIf I put the down payment on the HELOC ($60k) and the other $180k in the mortgage, I would have a 15 year loan at 3.79% and a 30 year loan at 3.5%That would be a $1,250 monthly payment for 180 months and an $810 monthly payment for the remaining 180 months totaling ~$370kAnother factor I'm considering is the closing costs of getting the mortgage will be in the $1,000s, whereas the HELOC will be in the $100s.Is there anything else I am failing to consider?

How about a forum that would have money topics( to tie into your money podcast) and business goals?

QuestionCurrent tenant didn't get their offer accepted on a property I might purchase.What are the risks to having a current tenant remain in the property in this situation?