If you pull too many 'AMPS' you will do 1 of 2 things- trip a breaker or fuse, or start a fire.You see this when people use an extension cord and run space heaters off the cord, the cord can get so hot it starts a fire.

Chances are, however, that tenants will only agree to it if it benefits them (reduction in rent, extension of the lease term at the same rent, etc.).

@Angela Winbush you dont need private lenders to finance properties within an LLC, you just need a commercial loan.

I have a few other rentals but none required the extensive planning, renovations and forethought that this one did.

Something like the buyer NOT signing an extension could break that chain of mutual effort, but again, contact an attorney and/or your agents broker

Some of the factors that may influence your decision: extensive presence of a particular asset class in the area where you reside, or where you’d like to reside.

There are private money lenders out there that will add the IO payments to the balance of the loan. 

However, if you used a combo approach to achieve that, you could have a HML fund 75-85% with rehab, and borrow the 25-15% +Closing costs down from a family member or private lender. 

We have a lead on some however we have never used any private money (outside our own) and are not sure what the contracts should look like.

I'm in San Diego and the SD parking Enforcement website addresses illegal parking in public areas, and vehicles abandoned on public or private property for 30 days, but if they're living in it for that time I wouldn't think it would be abandoned.