@Elenis Camargo Just wanted to let you know that I spoke with Pentegon Federal Credit Union this morning and although they used to offer HELOCs for investment properties, I was informed that they do not anymore. 

You will find a strong rental market here next to the federal governement agencies as well as the White House and Capitol Hill.   

Our goal is not just freedom from employers, the government and Wall Street for our clients, it’s true for ourselves as well!

Federal Regulators HATE smaller real estate investors for some reason and really come down hard on banks for funding their deals.

When I had a lowlife in one of my properties during Covid they racked up a $600 bill and I was demanding the city to turn off the water they said no it’s federal law that the water needs to be on.

Mid terms are popular right now, but make sure you have another exit strategy that works for you in case the market you choose is saturated, has governing limitations or just plane doesn't pan out. 

We do comply with federal AASHTO guidelines and used that to justify our stance.

Navy Federal CU has a longer draw period and longer repayment period than other lenders. 

Got this note from VRBO today:Dear Partner, We are writing to inform you that effective July 1, 2024, California Assembly Bill 537 will prohibit advertising, displaying or offering a rate that does not include all fees or charges required to stay at a short-term lodging (except taxes and fees imposed by a government on the stay).

At lease with a Co-Opp there are programs for local, state, federal, grants (several are being pursued).