I actually wrote off a laptop purchase for school and used the tax refund money to purchase the house, which recycled the same cash instead of me bringing any of my personal cash into the deal.

I used it for closing costs for my buy and hold as it still cashflowed after my monthly re-payments to my lines of credit.Some things to look for are a longer draw period so you can continue to recycle the money more without having to go through the HELOC application process again, the lower interest rate you can find, and an interest only draw period where you do not have to also may a principal payment if you do not wish to - this helps with the carrying cost logistics.Good luck with your HELOC and your next deal!

The lithium battery waste we are about to experience in the next 10 years is going to be a much bigger problem in the future, as only about 5% of the material can be recycled.

Since capital to put down is the most limiting factor for everyone to scale, these strategies allow investors to recycle their capital quicker vs just saving up for another down payment. 

My partner keeps the VA with fresh leads, and I'm sure that we also recycle leads so no lead goes to waste and we get the maximum life we can out each one.

But thats how many recycle their same cash.. 

Rather than try to answer your questions with numbers because answers will so dependent on your market, here are some costs that you should consider categorically that you might not be thinking of from your experience with long term rentals: - Insurance (that covers STR activity--not just any landlord policy) - Utilities (including internet and possible streaming services at minimum)- Hot tub maintenance if applicable- Replenishables (paper towles, coffee, etc)- Laundry service (maybe this is bundled with cleaning) - STR specific taxes in addition to property tax- Trash/recycle- Yard care, snow removal- Licensing cost from your city if applicableHope that helps! 

Looking to cash out and recycle the money to get more.  

HOA fees $1264/monthly and include lawn & pool maintenance, water, trash & recycling pick up (these are paid by the landlord).

If trash and recycles are sorted out incorrectly you get hit with a $100 (up to $300) fine from the sanitation department each time.