Initially yes; seems like it would be a bit more manageable as I’m just starting out.

They do an initial assessment of the problem, run through common solutions, etc, to get info about the repair.

I changed my scope of work multiple times and initially didn't think I could and I was able to change my timeline, too.

As it will be my first home for investment purpose, I am looking for single family property, try to get a good tenant ( that’s why I initially was targeting on A/B+ areas) to get foot in the door and start having hands on in rental investment.

For investment property HELOC's often the initial draw period is shortened to 5 years and the qualifying payment is shortened to 10 years.

It is my opinion, that no matter what political party or bureaucracy (ie. the Fed) initiates such meddling in the economy, they always look at the first tier consequences, exclusively, of any action, and mainly use these initiatives for self gain in the political arena.

lol  (were up in the Dallas are though).After reading the posts (Joel, seems that you are knowledgeable but, all/most of your initial questions were already answered/provided in the original posting, need to read it through!)..

Unfortunately I do not have any advise, but to answer your initial question, absolutely YES.  

Florence offers competitive advantages, including lower initial costs and strong rental yields, making it a fantastic option for cash flow and potential appreciation.Let me know if you’d like more information or have any questions and we can connect! 

My initial plan was to purchase enough rentals to help offset some of the mortgage of my future home in LA.