At that point, I'd rather use hard money to fund the downpayment and go the conventional route - at this point at least.

@Wale LawalThank you for the tips!

Tack onto this, legal fees, preservation, taxes paid, etc and you'll likely be over 600K total judgement.   

You could also explore a cash-out refinance to fund another investment.

I have found an off market multi family property I think I could get a good deal but I noticed the quit claim deed when doing research and was wondering what the down sides could be? 

(some of my own research: Georgia, SC, NC, OH, TN)2.

Given that “students” is not a protected class, it’s extremely hard to argue against zoning rules as they relate to them in housing.

Thanks in advance. 90% cash out doesn't exist.  90% with favorable terms really doesn't exist.Not sure how you got into this situation using hard money (usually they have a tighter lid on the numbers), but regardless, sell the property and try to get out of it before the HML gets a chance to foreclose.

Goodbudget does not connect with your financial accounts, so you must enter your financial information manually.Why investors should use it: Goodbudget can be used to track property-related expenses.

This is Arizona law: https://www.azleg.gov/ars/33/01343.htmGive them at least two days notice.