so, you're trying to force the property to bear the cost of the HELOC - which it probably can't support by itself. 

You bear all the risk and the sponsor gets a big cut, while make preposterous fees all along the way.

New landlord here, please bear with me. 

If you are looking for cash flow immediately them short term rentals might be something you could also look into in places like Big Bear but appreciation isn't as good up there as it is down here. 

Just bear in mind he has a very specific private equity investing mind set.  

In reality you should probably start with lower risk properties and go into higher risk ones if/when you feel the desire after you've got your bearings in the biz.

Did you bear some of the blame? 

Keep a polar bear in your yard.

Far too many variables- I’m wrapping up a garage conversion adu right now for a customer and the permitting process was a bear.

These laws will spell out what you can use as a trust account for security deposits (interest bearing, who gets the interest etc.)Software: frequent question here on the forums.