You can reach out to their respective owners:  @Bernard Reisz, @Yonah Weiss and @Julio Gonzalez

Quote from @Jaycee Greene: Quote from @Mark Daniels: I know in residential lending you can get a HELOC to borrow a down payment to buy another property.

One of the biggest problems that can crop up with a wrap is that the first mortgage holder is alerted to a change of ownership via the insurance policy update, and calls the mortgage as immediately due in full.

Christian, BRRRR can absolutely work out of state, but it’s not easy—especially if you’re dealing with full rehabs.

If anyone can suggest an investor-friendly agent in the area, I’d really appreciate it.Beyond finding a great agent, what steps can I take now to continue educating myself and preparing for this purchase?

If I can find a deal with a good enough spread, then perhaps that will alleviate the concern.

We have about 20 meetings a month all over Central Florida, I can send an invite to come out to your first meeting free. 

Also, is there a clause I can add to the lease to protect us from potential bankruptcy?

On my lot where I live, I can have as many kitchens as I want (not sure why I would have extras) and can build a tower, but they won’t let me build an ADU for my mom unless it is connected to the main house.  

You can also look for events here on BP.