This debt was forced on the landlord by the federal government. 

If the company will renew it, ask what impact it will have on the annual cost of the policy and for how long (normally 3 - 5 years). 

The plan for me is to cash out refinance the Investment property after fixing the property up and putting forced equity into it, then pay the HELOC off or more likely put the HELOC into another deal.

To take a kid away from her mom because she was basically forced to move 20 mins away is unbelievable.

In your opinion, when considering the wholesaling business as a whole (from marketing tactics to purchase agreement assigning) what's the biggest problem that no one is talking about, that if solved, would make an impact for the better?

Obviously, for BRRRR to work you need to be able to force up serious equity meaning the property has to be at discount.

I wonder if the longterm ramifications of joining the two properties (if at all possible) would have a greater negative impact.

You can still stay within the $400k purchase budget even if you qualify for $500, no one is going to force you to buy more than you're comfortable.

A good video surveillance system supplements human guards to be more impactful—but cost-effectively.

Sometimes it is a wash to install vents and a forced air furnace and that is much easier for a tenant and contractors to deal with generally speaking.