I wanted to get the BIGGEST line of credit possible so that i could get ready to buy home cheap in the next 2-4 years when the market dips (recession).  

Otherwise, you probably will end up with a cheap, bad at communicating company who you will end up regretting hiring because they aren't actually getting anything done. 

It also bought us the freedom to travel without having much in the way of living expenses and opened up the possibility for us to cashflow while not in town.

Purchase price: $94,000 Cash invested: $15,000 Sale price: $162,500 Bought a cheap condo that needed some work when we moved to a new city.

Even in a faraway market you're talking a couple of days out of the year for travel.

I'm a travel RN with a few flips under my belt, one commercial property that turned out well, and am looking to purchase a property in New Braunfels, Tx to live in for potentially 6 months out of the year.

Cheap is not always good.

Relate to them based on where they might be traveling from, suggest a local hike/restaurant/attraction you like. 

I don't necessarily have the time for a reno/flip and I'm constantly travelling.

The property is a cheap 4-plex in a college town near us that is already fully rented, and the rental income surpasses the PITI, but that’s where we run into my question.