Otherwise, conventional will likely be the choice there too.I wouldn't be worried about the 10-financed property limit. 

He made a bad choice IMO - he made $0 money at the end of the day for 8 months of work.

For most of our small drywall and plywood hauls from the big orange retail giant and its big blue competitor, the rack on top of the SUV and the moving blanket+ratcheting load straps that we keep in the spare-tire compartment do just fine.Our vehicle of choice, and I remember the old days fondly, used to be a Honda Odyssey with 200,000 miles on it.

I wanted very lil to deal with on turnovers...so granite was the best choice in my opinion. 

So as you can see this is not exactly mom and pop type of hey I want to buy a rental house guy wont sell... its was a fight and we were out 45k in cash so we kind of had no choice.. if it was a normal deal with EM that was modest and sitting in title.. well we just would have cancelled got that back and moved on .. no way we would have done all this. and I don't believe in OUR state the judges may rule with the homeowner before the big bad investor developer. 

Eventually we eliminated every choice except deposit into our accounts. 

Any tips on how to start off and possible college options that would best fit my career choice.

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@Anthony MikolichThere are several banks that do HELOCs on Investment Properties.The one that I know is East West Bank: East West BankI understand there are a lot of suggestions to do a refi, but there are two problems with that:1) That's not what the OP asked and 2) There are REAL reasons why to use a HELOC... which is why it's a Loan Product that is available.HELOCs give you another choice to use money temporarily and is better than HARD Money.I will wind up getting huge discounts on properties with an All Cash Offer.The discount I get can be upwards of $100k on a $1.5 Million property.BELIEVE ME.... it is worth it.

Get your systems in order, get out of the partnerships (if you need other people involved they can be investors, but even that I would try to avoid.)I just tell the tenants this "listen, you will lose so either you can have the money or the attorney can, your choice."