You'll want to get educated on SEC requirements of capital raising, get a CRM/Email Marketing tool in place (I started with MailChimp/Pipedrive, shifted over to Hubspot, and I've shifted over to Active Campaign now-I'm exhausted just sharing that), consider building a website, and most importantly - get comfortable on the phones.  

Hi All,So I know I will probably get flamed for asking the same questions that have likely been asked many times previously, but I felt I have exhausted the search feature for now.

It's exhausting, and that's sarcasm

Taken directly from the IRS website:Depreciation – Allowances for exhaustion, wear and tear (including obsolescence) of property.

But the seller did send a request for the EM.Reply to Bruce LynnOption period was 7 days, long exhausted.

It was hard, exhausting, tough, juggled a lot.

You could keep a whole house fan or some kind of exhaust fan going to vent the house.

Any higher and the rates get wonky (at least on DSCR loans).I'd exhaust all of my conventional financing options before I'd venture into any commercial or DSCR financing.I'd keep my units per building to 4 and below because you can get conventional financing or DSCR financing.I would not get an LLC and I would use an umbrella liability policy if I was worried about getting sued by a tenant.I wouldn't be afraid of buying an older house that needs renovation as long as you can get it at 50% or less of the after repair value.That's it for now.All the bestStephanie

After an exhaustive search I finally found two lenders that offer 1st position HELOC's on investment property.

Hi Justin, here is a lit of available platforms... https://www.biggerpockets.com/rei/online-property-...I am not sure if it is comprehensive or not but it certainly is exhaustive.