if you have interest in the Michigan housing market, specifically Ingham, Livingston, or Shiawassee County, please do not hesitate to contact me   I can be your "boots on the ground" and make your new investment happen from a distance with ease and confidence in your transaction.  

I will like to get a cashed out mortgage or a line of credit base on the rental i make yearly any tips thank you.P.s my credit use to be 780 but since i took the funds out my score drop to 560. ill like to put on mortgage or line of credit so i can pay my credit cards and get a high score again. and happen my bills with ease

Hopefully Janet Yellen and the other members will do with rates what the did with quantitative easing; get us back to "normal".

It is still conventionally reinforced versus post tensioning.

Now that we're moving back to KY I want to ease into it since I first and foremost have a family (3 kids) to settle in.Have identified a couple of MFs so will look deep into those.

Though admittedly much harder these days due to all the LL-tenant tensions in the city.

However, my priority is ease of the investment over maximum cash since they are out of state (Nashville) and I don't use a management company (I just have a buddy who fixes things for an hourly rate if things break, but that is rare since the units are less than ten years old).  

If you have spare bedrooms to rent it may help ease your monthly spend.  

@Troy Fisher - I actually saw that article and I think even with the addition of about 250 new units, it won't ease the housing demand that the UW has.

If you can help them understand the local market and you strike a deal that eases some of the pain points you might have some luck.