Yes, it limits options with conventional financing but maybe you're not planning on going that route. 

Best feature, no ongoing monthly costs.   

I only count the money it cost to borrow the $50,000 plus of course ongoing interest.

We find plenty of ongoing costs to put on a credit card (landscaping and utilities being the most recurring), but we use our primary card to consolidate the rewards.

I was undecided on going though a market maker, or a broker that directly connects.

I have two rental properties that im ready to let go in Buffalo NY since i relocated to Colorado and having a hard time keeping up with all the ongoings.

But how much are the ongoing fees for a realtor.

Besides that, I plan on going into tear downs- while setting it up with no money down (which I already know how to set this up).

Building a vendor list is an ongoing effort and challenge.

I need to get my banking situated for property expenses and am looking for suggestions on the best way to do this - here are some options I am considering:1. open separate checking accounts for security deposits, ongoing balances, and a credit card for property in my personal bank account - automatic payments (rent, utilities, mortgage payment) to/from checking accounts.