Each case/scenario could be slightly different so the advice received here on BP may not be 100% accurate for each specific condition.

I recently placed in a class a unit (almost $2k/ft value) because it is beach unit and expect higher water contact (normally class a gets real wood).Carpet in common areas in short run is cheap but long run will cost more than concrete stain or LVF.  

The Premises and all common areas are fit for the use intended by Tenant;2.

Common beginner strategies include house hacking, BRRRR, buy and hold, and flipping.

A pretty common way is to go through a private lender.

Common fees will include a set-up fee, a leasing fee for each turnover or a lease renewal fee, marking up maintenance, retaining late fees, and more.

Hey Luke - Tapping into your equity through a HELOC is definitely a common way to fund a down payment, but like you said, having two open loans can lead to higher closing costs and potentially impact cash flow.

That 10% below market value is what I've commonly seen the last couple years.

Here is the scenario.  

On the MLS (whether via an agent or via Realtor/Zillow/Redfin), so that's where you need to be.Scenario 2 - A homebuyer looking for a primary:  This is most common (except maybe in vacation markets).