I am well versed in that but trying to learn and explore creative financing to grow the biz.

If you skillfully dress them up with stone, brick, wood work etc, they can become a unique and stunning focal point that makes your house stand out from all the other houses that potential buyers are looking at.On the other hand, I think fireplaces increase liability if the property will be a rental unless you totally seal them off as others have stated.

I have a unique situation where a neighbor wants a preexisting easement going through my property moved and is now asking for a subordination agreement from my mortgage company to protect the move.

In order to get my rental portfolio moving forward and grow my income I may have to take a few calculated risks so I’m trying to see all of my options and this is just one avenue I am exploring. 

It is your job to sell the features of the project/investment you are offering and why those unique features are useful to them and the investment as a whole.

A low, or no co-investment isn't necessarily a major concern but is something that needs to be explored more. 

Spend time building an attractive company page that tells your unique story.Research your competitors: See what other companies are offering and how they word their job descriptions.

Each property is unique.

Hoarders can really destroy a property and buying 100+ year old buildings have a unique challenges.

You get to meet lots of interesting people in unique settings.