While I believe aid and relief to the needy is necessary, our government always brings a rocket launcher to a knife fight.Let's use me as an example.

It's not rocket science and the math is 5th grade level at most.The biggest challenge in real estate is getting it going, and actually making the moves.

Follow demographics.Longterm means growth and growth means immigration and birthrate.Too often investors make decisions based on today's numbers instead of future projections.It is not rocket science the births have already happened you get a 20 year lead up before they become renters you need to find the markets that are landlord-friendly, the population is booming, and doesn't have risky cycles like hurricanes.I am very conservative on my investments and I because of that I have been able to get huge rents and cashflow that would be hard to beat.

Ford, Rocket mortgage, Beaumont hospitals and more.

I am not local to KC, so my other option is to look at one of the larger banks (Chase, Bank of America) or a national mortgage lender like Rocket, etc.

Living in this subsidized way has essentially thrown rocket fuel onto my long term savings and how much I can,set aside for the next deal, brokerage acct, and 401k.

fast forward 6 years, we have had the same tenant all 6 years, the place still doesn't cash flow, we're close to breaking even on it now over the course of 3 years of raising rent (but property taxes have sky rocketed!)...

happy new year all Welcome to bp @KL Dolphy I,m too from Bk and have watched the prices sky rocket.

will the electric bill sky rocket? 

I contacted my primary residence lender, which is Rocket Mortgage and said that they do not do HELOC but would cash out refinance.