Some of my main goals for 2022 are to continue to find likeminded partners, join a mastermind group, grow my property management business as we are managing all our rentals in-house, bring my brother to the business and start a GC business with him, give back to my church and the community in every single way I can and stay healthy for my family.I will close it out with this message to everyone sitting on the sidelines because of fear; I am also a father of two babies, my wife stays home, and I still have my Engineering Job.

Some of my main goals for 2022 are to continue to find likeminded partners, join a mastermind group, grow my property management business as we are managing all our rentals in-house, bring my brother to the business and start a GC business with him, give back to my church and the community in every single way I can and stay healthy for my family.I will close it out with this message to everyone sitting on the sidelines because of fear; I am also a father of two babies, my wife stays home, and I still have my Engineering Job.

We attract great renters and make a really healthy cash-flow.

I've worked out the numbers a few different ways, and even with the worst-case scenario, adding the third unit to this property will enable pretty healthy cash flow, though it would be pretty iffy without it.

Bought my home Dec31 2020 in Van Nuys, CA (Los Angeles) for $586k. (5% down, 2.99%)Seeing very similar homes in my neighborhood (with even worse specs/curb appeal) going for high $800+ as of 2021.Not ready to move on yet, but just trying to plan ahead, as I'm considering relocating outside of LA in the next few years, and will need to capture some of that appreciation gain to make a healthy downpayment on the next home.

My story - I am a EU citizen who with a very healthy financial track record I have started 15 years ago here in the US.

If you are dead set on a HELOC you will likely need the following for an investment property: An excellent credit score (720 or higher), A maximum 80% loan-to-value ratio, Healthy cash reserves on hand, Sufficient income from tenants, Additional features that make the property attractive, like whether it has long-term tenants (Source https://www.rocketmortgage.com...)

You'll get a healthy occupancy rate and can expect a large appreciation swing this year.

(which I've already, happily, spent hours poring over), is there another source of aggregate data I can look to?

Goodbye healthy eating.