If latter, it would end up more expensive because if B&O taxes as well.I am wondering if anyone else here has gone thru this journey and can help with some of these basic bootstrapping questions. 

L/O is a great strategy but you need to learn how to do it and do your due diligence.I am just buying 2 more properties using this method.

Quote from @Ed O.: Victor - be sure and check out Lowes.

It's going to come from working a J-O-B. 

If anyone is going to tip toe into executory contracts (CFD or L/O), you should be able to cite chapter and verse of Texas Property Code, Chapter 5 (Conveyances), Subchapter D (Executory Contracts). 

@John MasonNot a fan of velocity banking as proper will charge $ o make it but typically it’s better to invest this money- here is what makes me laugh in this articleIf you do velocity banking you pay it off in 76 months - if not you pay it off in 77 monthsIs all that work of trying to write checks from a HELOC vs auto debit your bills worth one month of mortgage payment over 6 years?

Originally posted by @Vanesa Gonzalez:@Susan O. unfortunately when I had my first eviction last year, I contacted several agencies BUT none of them wanted to work with me because I only own 10 units.

No Problem @Tom O. - will shoot you over his information.I can't promise the lowest price, but he is fast, responsive, and someone I have a great relationship with! 

I will reach out o them.  

Quote from @Ed O.: Before you do anything, you'd be well served to have an occupancy inspection to see what your municipality will force you to do, before allowing a new person to move in.