In the last recession, did any of you guys have a 1st lien equity line of credit that was frozen due to the credit tightening from the banks?

Companies like Doran, Sherman, etc are getting gov't bonds and tax credits as well as cheaper institutional type investors for the capital stack. 

All that water sitting there for months is likely to cause other problems too - rot, mold, damage to other appliances in the basement, etc.

I plan to buy a house in the next year or so and use a home equity line of credit and loans in the future, but for now, am really just looking to work with somebody in the Nashville area.

Maybe the unit is filthy or damaged.

Did you check the credit for the applicants?

I reached out to local banks and credit unions for a HELOC to finance another purchase and was told I can only get 65% LTV. 

Need some advice on whom is liable for damages on tenanted rental property.  

What are estimated repair cost and cost of damages?

How do you determine responsibility for damages in common areas?