I have effectively raised the NOI by $8,000 annually.

I have effectively raised the NOI by $8,000 annually.

Who wants all of this, when you can establish a registered business and build business lines of credit saving your personal credit from damage and lack of future funding.

You can’t bring equipment back there big enough that would hurt/damage the slab.  

When we compare the condo rentals to that of our SFH rentals, condos are cost effective and a lot less maintenance. 

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They are RE investors that tap the banking system for financing.Here's what I've read in terms of landlord responsibility:In NY the residential landlord has no duty to mitigate its damages and may recover the full value of remaining payments owed under the lease for the entire lease term even if the landlord makes no attempt whatsoever to offset, minimize, or cover its losses.Looking for some advise. 

I think there are some tax effects to a HELOC vs. a traditional mortgage, in that HELOC interest may not be tax deductible. 

It could take as few as two days if there is not much damage and contractors are scheduled just right. 

My tenant here in Thousand Oaks, CA stopped paying rent and also stopped watering so the grass and landscaping is damaged.