You could learn by owning a property while you are still here, but the strategy doesn't make sense.

A HELOAN will have a significantly higher rate than a cash out refi, but you'll need to look at your blended rate to see which option makes the most sense.

If the investor wants to pay off the property quickly, then this might not make sense but if an investor is looking for more of a cash return initially, this can makes sense.

If you're interested in learning more about creative financing, you could check out the BP book "Wealth Without Cash" by Pace Morby.When getting started, I recommend narrowing your focus and choosing one specific investing strategy you want to pursue that makes the most sense for you right now.

That totally makes sense, thank you for sharing your feelings on coaching!

DSCR loan specialist here, just providing my two sense.

That does not make any sense.4.

Well for me, it doesn't make sense.

You would then do the math to remove that exemption and see what the resulting yearly tax amount would be.Since it's your first time being a landlord, it might make sense to utilize a property management company or agent to find and screen a good tenant.

Rentals don't make sense in my city and the competition for value add is insane.