Rochester, NY has a history of low vacancy rates and supply of well constructed buildings.

I prefer it in low income neighborhoods.  

I wouldn't assume that this experienced investor could also just get a regular commercial loan at typical rates 10% down and 5% interest rate. assuming again they have proven to this lender in the past that they are extremely low risk?

Now since the landlord had undertaken renovations to create a low allergen place to live, marketed their building as such - being forced into accepting an ESA would "fundamentally alter the nature of the services provided" and thus allow them to legally decline the request!

Usually a decent house with low equity.

You are low. 

I appreciate your perspective on paying off the debt; personally, I'm ok w/ carrying low-rate debt and arbitraging a higher rate elsewhere, but to each their own.Did you use your HELOC at all to use as fast-cash for a rental purchase?

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That way you can take advantage of low down payment loans. $10k doesnt leave much left for reserves so I would only do it if you are also able to save a decent amount of your salary every month, just in case

Hi EveryoneWe all are excited about the prospect of becoming financially independent and we focus on strategies that have worked in the past but if someone has information or somewhat of and insight on what low cost 3d printed houses are going to do to our industry?