If you're originating the loan yourself try out each servicer and adjust in the future if your not happy.

In the name of 'asset protection', you will forever be subject to crappy commercial financing with short terms, balloons and adjustable rates.   

Maybe look for off market deals or adjust your expectations.

Be flexible and willing to adjust based on your business's needs, goals, and values.

Adjust them to what fits you and your strategy obviously.

I'm curious how much of an adjustment do you make for that, knowing your exit strategy has to be to keep it as a rental or sell it to a cash buyer or carry the contract yourself?

I am in a position where it is pass escrow and I already signed the adjustments being told that the last month and security deposit was never given to the old landlord.

Two of the common areas of concern for HELOCs I see out there is the 10 year maturity date and the adjustable rate.

We took unqualified money, contributed it to VA529, sent it to the college a week later, and took a little over $900 off our Virginia tax bill for the year.(2) Tax credits for education are based on adjusted gross income, not taxable income.

They’re the most labour intensive to recover.