For the last 13 years I was either in the Air Force or working for a defense contracting company.

I too would be surprised that a bank would risk converting a paying customer into one facing a forced sale and possible foreclosure. 

Otherwise I spending all this time on someone who might waste my time and actually cost me money where I could be doing deals etc.When you force someone to put skin in the game they have something to lose.

Ft Drum is losing people as well with the Army draw down of forces, how many remains to be seen. 

I have it set up to force people to make an account if they want to view properties.

We found the more properties we own, the more we are forced to streamline operations and run things professionally.The only item I would like to add is take everything in stride.

Lots of posts and articles about forcing appreciation on multi families and how it adds to your bottom line.http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/04/16/forced-appreciation-expandability-single-multi-family/

Now, if u max out the line of credit, and your portfolio drops to $800,000, then u are forced to infuse capital or payday down the line of credit to keep the proper spread between the borrowed money and the value of the portfolio.So, what I personally do, is I use the line of credit to do short term Hard Money Loans (typically 1 year loans).

A statistic that is a stark contrast against many strategies newer investors and guru's seem to gravitate to.

Also, depending on your location, the structure may have not been designed and constructed according to code requirement for wind or seismic forces.