Hey Zachary I think it's essential to look beyond mere interest rate differentials and focus on strategic benefits, particularly if scaling your portfolio is a long term goal.Key considerations:Pre-payment penalties: Determine if the HELOC has any penalties, impacting your flexibility payoff.Scaling strategy: Evaluate the scalability and limitations of each financing option.Advantage of HML: Allows scaling without hard credit pulls, and no pre-payment penalties.Holding costs: Factor in not just interest rate differences but also ancillary expenses as well as overall goals of scaling.Example scenario:Property purchase for $120,000 with $30,000 renovation.

PM said they asked the owner who denied the repair credit due to not reaching out to them, to which I quoted NJ statute for tenants making emergency repairs and showed them my call log to the super.

I always advise potential buyers to carefully evaluate the specific HOA's fees, services, and management practices while performing their due diligence. 

If so then folks could sell real estate, book profits based on the value of the Gold, but log a transaction that was technically a loss (tax write off) based on the face value of the legal tender.

You mention that you have been unable to reach our customer support team, but when I researched our call, chat, and email logs, it shows that prior to yesterday (10/22/19), you have only reached out to us on one other occasion.

In Airbnb you just make them a Co-host.Vrbo I guess you could give them your log in Info.

You sold or about to sell a rental property at a profit.The problem is that it's not easy for you to evaluate whether cost segregation benefits you specifically, even after our responses.

The more property you inspect, the more of an expert you will become in your area.Once you feel comfortable with inspecting properties, learning the right questions to ask, understanding your local market, and HOW to evaluate each potential deal, THEN you will know a good opportunity when you stumble upon it.You can transfer those skills into looking at other markets and will have some clues as to what makes a good deal.

Every town has a list of special permit criteria that the Commission will evaluate to determine whether the use should be allowed, but generally these criteria include thing such as impact on traffic, whether the use is in harmony with the other uses in the neighborhood, septic and environmental impact, noise, and related criteria.

A good PM can also help you evaluate deals and cross-check information you get from a REALTOR.