What if you run into some financial trouble and pricing declines, then you will sell the property at a loss and not be able to pay off the full HELOC. 

Remember you are deal with a necessity of life, shelter, and you can get yourself in trouble very quickly.

Trouble is that you’re advertising your place at a price that doesn’t include the mandatory cleaning fee (for example) and Fiona Forthright includes it in her price.

I sent you a private message request and was wondering if it would be not too much trouble for you to answer my specific questions in it.

My mom has a 3/1 with a fenced yard on 10th St, and we received dozens of applications at $1,650.

@Jake Fleming you should speak with an experienced attorney about raising capital legalities, so you don't get yourself in trouble with the SEC.Once you know what you can and cannot do, you should use the Classifieds Forum and also post on Facebook, etc.

We replaced several kitchen appliances , there is a new well on the property and it’s all fenced in.

Talking with my lawyer, he tells me there are implications where a licensed agent can fall into legal trouble and possibly lose their license if they are involved within the fix/flip deal? 

But I also want to be able to change door codes remotely, and unlock remotely if someone is having trouble.

I don’t anticipate there being trouble with finding another MTR tenant but in case there is a lag, I would like to limit vacancies.Thoughts?