At this time I manage and renovate majority of all my units to keep cost low but most likely not the best use of my time although I'm skilled at it.

You can explore bedroom rental also as opposed to the entire unit with 1 party but that is more complicated for management.

Navigating these delays and organizational instability proved to be immensely challenging.In my own investigation, I discovered that Farraway SG emerged as the new entity managing the loans, with its LLC tracing back to Tel Aviv.

Getting a rental license as an out-of-state investor is doable, but you’ll need to manage inspections and compliance.

The investor manages the project, and the lender receives a percentage of the profits upon sale. - The property is renovated and sold at a significant profit, and both parties are satisfied. 5.

@Devon ShivesFrom my experience, If you're considering a cash-out refinance, negotiate for a smaller amount to keep the increase in your mortgage payment manageable.

Start by being actively involved with your PROPERTY MANAGEMENT duties.  

The time has come for me to start investing in real estate and before doing so i'm looking to build a strong and dedicated team of partners: agents, lenders, contractors and property managers mainly in the Cleveland area (but also open to markets within a 2-3 hr drive away) that already possess an excellent track record in their line of work and that value long term collaboration.

Using 50% rule (expenses excluding P&i is 50% of rent) here are the numbers;1800 (rent) - $900 (expenses) - 1468 (heloc) = negative $568/monthAt your rent point with that size unit, your expenses will ve less than depicted by the 50% rule, so let’s use a likely more accurate 40%1800 - 720 (expenses) - 1468 = negative $388/monthNow let’s imagine you self manage and you time is not worth anything (I strongly recommend believing your time is worth less or worth less than a quality PM would charge) with 8% further reduction so expenses are down to 32%1800 - 576 (expenses) - 1468 = negative $244/month. 

Have a frank conversation with the property manager.