Your best bet is doing a cash out at 80% LTV to maximize proceeds, since most HELOC lenders will cap your loan amount at about $500k.

Some popular ones often mentioned as the best renters insurance companies include Lemonade, State Farm, and Allstate.

I bet they change their tune.

Some of my tenants do an epayment, Venmo being my most popular one.

This is when your job begins not ends  then responded “totally understand where you’re coming from and your concern about that, yes I will be selling this for retail and I will get some profit out of it however you have to understand most of that profit that is made through the retail system I’m paying for all the appraisals I’m paying for the closing expenses I’m playing for the agency fees I’m paying for everything else in between as well as all the demands from the bank you don’t have to worry about anything  you’ll be getting that same amount regardless if you wanna go with a realtor I bet you well however if you do go with that realtor at the end of the day you may even receive less than what I’m offering you at $110,000.

Best bet is to look up self-directed IRA holders.

Short-term rentals would be the way to go but you won't get a license in the most popular areas.

I bet this manager is ripping tenants off without owners knowledge. 

Welcome to BP - think you are definitely starting in the right place - house hack duplex to start the real estate investing journey should be a solid bet - don't need a huge amount of capital either if you buy smart

We are currently hunting in the KC market but are looking to increase deal flow by adding a second market, different from KC which is very popular with investors.