The allure of potential high returns, asset appreciation, and the tangible nature of property investment make it an attractive endeavor.

A well-groomed exterior not only attracts potential tenants but also adds value to your property.

Financially, reevaluate reserves and, once the 3-year PML lock-off period concludes, explore refinancing options for potential cost savings.

The potential for this unit as a flip or as a long term hold was very enticing.

Collecting first months rent and security deposit prior to giving keys.Having an application fee for potential tenants wishing to rent from you.

Enjoy the property:Live in the property and use the amenities according to the lease agreement.Decorate the property within reasonable limits, as long as it doesn't damage the walls or cause permanent changes.Have guests over, as long as it doesn't violate noise ordinances or disturb other tenants.Keep pets, if allowed by the lease agreement.Maintain the property:Keep the property clean and sanitary.Make minor repairs, like replacing light bulbs or fixing leaky faucets.Report any major repairs to the landlord promptly.Other rights:Receive a copy of the lease agreement before signing.Ask for clarification on any terms of the lease they don't understand.Pay rent on time, according to the lease agreement.Withhold rent if the landlord fails to make necessary repairs.Terminate the lease early, if allowed by the lease agreement or if the landlord breaches the agreement.Things Tenants Can't Do:Damage the property:Make any major alterations or renovations to the property without the landlord's permission.Paint the walls without the landlord's permission.Install permanent fixtures or appliances without the landlord's permission.Engage in any activities that could damage the property, such as throwing loud parties or using illegal substances.Violate the lease agreement:Use the property for commercial purposes without the landlord's permission.Sublet the property without the landlord's permission.Have more occupants than allowed by the lease agreement.Keep pets that are not allowed by the lease agreement.Cause disturbances that bother other tenants.Other restrictions:Smoke inside the property, if prohibited by the lease agreement.Park in unauthorized areas.Use the property for illegal activities.

These are obstacles I am facing:HELOC - I cannot find a bank that will do this on an investment property Business line of credit - I thought I could use the equity to back the credit but the banks are not viewing it that way, they want to see high liquid assets held by the business to support the credit Business loan - the banks are underwriting the potential new loan based on cash flow from the properties, but they are only using 75% of actual rents which makes it look like the business doesn't have the means to cover the additional debt

This not only provides access to capital but can also open doors to valuable connections, insights, and potential partnerships.

Buy in Bulk - Purchase materials in bulk to potentially receive discounts.2.

The bridge loan sounds like a good potential option.