We work with one lender that will doa  2nd up to 60% LTV but its a loan not a revolving / open ended line of credit. 

This would lower your monthly payment and free up more cash flow, but it would also slow down your ability to acquire more rental properties.Another option is splitting the $30K across multiple small rental properties.

If you are a current owner, you are going to love these statistics:Median List Price= UP month over monthMedian New Listing Price=UP month over monthPrice Per Sqft=UP month over monthAvg days on Market=Down month over monthMedian days on Market=Down month over monthInventory=Down month over monthI don’t know if it could get much better for sellers!

An agent needs to be in the market daily to build a successful business.You should focus on selling.

We were recently approved by the bank to start our first spec home project (we have done it many times for other investors, first time doing the whole deal on our own).

Hi Bo - I'm based in Portland, and RAL leases are all over the place.

There's a lot of equity here I can tap into, but I just need help with the options.Thanks for the help!

Go to BUILD YOUR TEAM at the top of the screen and look for local investors or meetups in your area.

I would advertise and re-rent the unit and retain that part of the security deposit not used to offset the lost rent.

Since acquiring a four-unit property on the Northwest side, my bi-monthly bill has typically been around $500.