I certainly don't want to advocate or inquire regarding anything illegal, non-compliant, or disingenuous.Some thoughts from a 30,000 foot level:  Is this a non-desirable aspect of the RE industry?

If you're looking to go far in this biz execution of management (asset level and property level) is mission critical.

I see your frame of mind on this, but on a personal level I never want to use a HELOC for a major purchase or to pay off other debt.

Personally my stress level is lower with higher deposits though.

Water seeks its own level. I

All that being said, what happens at the State level is a different matter. 

Hello All.As the title states…I am looking for a multifamily coach/mentor to partner with to take me to the next level!I

While I would pass on this property every person's comfort level is different.

13 steps to taking a picture from a potential second story level view.if you're really serious about taking a pic from a 2 story level, i have my practical 2cents to throw in :)1. determine what height your view would be2. determine length of your the telescoping pole you just used today3. height from #1 - length of telescoping pole + 2 feet + = height of ladder you'll need4. get the size of ladder you'll need (as referenced in #3.)5. bring tape measure6. bring a friend (who's not afraid of heights)7. have friend hold ladder (or you hold ladder) - whoever's not afraid of heights8. climb up that ladder w/tape measure9. measure the 2ft as referenced in #3.10. do not climb beyond the 2ft point from the top of ladder to where you will stand (safety precaution/stability)11. set timer on your camera12. push telescopic pole (that already has your camera set and ready to go) and set on a step of the ladder13. don't forget to share your pics w/the group!

This is how you take your investment game to the next level. I