Your main role is to ensure that the level of stuff is not causing maintenance issues and that you can get access when you need it. 

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Probably just the restrictions on the loan products that particular broker had access to at the time. 

If you can do a heloc and get access to that equity it will be very powerful.

Those areas will largely be driven by sewer access.

Also the early retirement folks that need to survive sans retirement acct access pre-59.5Not sure if this is a soft sell for crummy yawner financial advisor advice from Kyle or not, but RE thankfully has inflation and  cost buffers built in if done right.  

Old tenant shouldn't have access once he surrenders the unit.

There is a basement, so easy access to plumbing and electrical.So am I crazy for thinking I would even want to take this on?