I called this week to set up date for carpet cleaner to do the unit

My plan was to go up by approx 10% and then tweak further according to the busy dates we saw in 2020 and 2021.I'm personally confident that STRs will continue to be on the uptick in years to come as I see them still as a relatively undiscovered phenomena.

Well, I went down the list on The Internet Machine and The Google for every local bank in my area offering HELOCS for my rentals (I already have one on my Primary)  Anyone have any luck with any other banks out there?

The VA lender handbook adds more than 60days may be considered reasonable if both the following conditions are met:1. theveteran certifies that he or she will personally occupy the property as his orher home at a specific date after loan closing, and2. thereis a particular future event that will make it possible for the veteran topersonally occupy the property as his or her home on a specific future date.Can anyone vouch that tenants in place on prior leases and  "a particular future event" being the date in which their lease ends would meet these criteria?

Property was well-maintained by a long term owner (35 years) but it is "dated".  

I've worked with lenders for Cash-out and I couldn't pull enough from the two.I'm working with several APLenders and a few are trying to make it work with my Construction Company and/or personal but it's real close and the closing date is creeping.  

Why not have her give you a bunch of post dated cheques? 

I have a scenario where there is an overlap with (current) outgoing tenant move-out and incoming tenant move-in dates during the middle of Jan 2022. 

@Dave Spooner Absolutely, the potential of decreased turnover from having a more desirable up to date property can also have a large impact on consistent cash flow!

Depending on the state laws, your tenant may not be able to get rid of his guest at a later date without going through an eviction -- would be good if he knows that ahead of time and has the tools available (ie guest being a subtenant, not a "regular" tenant).