Someone else just told me a similar thing, to make sure that loans can be secured for the property. 

Look for a place where you can secure items that you do not want tenants to have access to. 

I also tapped into portfolio loans and private lending networks to secure more flexible financing options.I’d be happy to share more details on how I structured these financing strategies—especially ways to access funding without upfront capital or limitations on deal volume

Since it is easy to feel overwhelmed a coaching program provides a clear, step-by-step framework that helps you focus on what matters most.

Depending on your debt to income, you might have to sell or have an executed lease to secure financing to buy the second home.

If you transfer it into an LLC after securing the HELOC, your lender could invoke the due-on-sale clause, meaning they could demand full repayment of the loan immediately.

They should have the option to install a security alarm at their own expense.

@Abby H.Shifting from house hacking to small multifamily is a great way to scale, and securing a JV partner is all about networking, credibility, and structuring a win-win deal.

Yes, it's secured and if you have to foreclose you can sell and recoup at least some of your investment.

Understand what you are investing in....is it a secured loan, unsecured loan, membership interest in an entity that deploys capital like a feeder fund or direct membership interest in an entity that is the deed holder?