Burleson is booming, Cleburne is on its way with the new toll road making access easier to downtown FTW. 10 of my rentals are in JCO, they perform as well as any other.

I like to buy single family homes in Detroit I can easily understand a street or block (as far as safety, culture, demographics) better than I can for multi-family in Detroit.

The small window at the base of the ceiling looks out above ground though the entire room is only accessible from the door leading to the hall out the front door, the window is not something that can be used for exiting in emergency, which I believe egress means.

The debt, the resulting credit rating are the stumbling blocks That said, I am highly skilled and can make the moves necessary to change that.

Makes more sense to me, give yourself multiple exit strategies and greater access to deals regardless of market conditions.

Would showing access to funds via line of credit work?

Why would BiggerPockets block the ability of us to protect ourselves from hackers?

In Ontario its always recommended that tenants have rental insurance to protect their belongingsI don't see how you can be at fault unless the tenant previously notified you that something was wrong with the door or window that may have allowed easier access by the burglar 

Keep this in mind- I call it the 3 block rule.

What is the best way of funding that rehab using my above properties and then accessing that equity after forced appreciation (rehab).