If you ever want to connect with others in NWA, we have a local meetup here.

Turns out, the previous owner did take many steps to mitigate the moisture damage and the home was very dry and mold free when we acquired it.

I have not looked in any particular platform nor have I looked at the monetary return on selling electricity.

Hi Kwanza,I guess it's subjective and depends what you compare it to, but Maryland and Baltimore City in particular are very tenant friendly.Baltimore has a wide variety of multifamily options, but you need to have a really clear understanding of Baltimore and how much it can change block-by-block.

Since you already have experience under your belt, the key now is to take everything you’ve learned and apply it to your next moves. 

Other local lenders I have used recently do not have very favorable terms. 

They might have ideas for credit improvements, debt pay downs, etc to help you get there in 2 years time. 

Have you heard about this strategy before?

I have three homes that I am currently renovating. 

Does anyone have a company they recommend for HELOCs?