I'm a Radiographer In military manufacturing and put together a budget so within a couple of years I want to take the jump into owning a property and renting it out.

It’s not intended to address tenant screening or defaulting issues, and I can see why it might not seem relevant to your concerns about tenant behavior and payment habitsTo answer your question,I fully own a couple of companies and hold partial ownership in others with real estate portfolios totaling over $100 million in market value, but I try to keep an open mind and learn from both sides-whether it's through advocating for better tenant practices or working with property managers.

Oh and I am looking for the homes where residents would go to Forney High School, preferably closer to the fox hollow neighborhood.

Hey Ivan- I have a couple that I can send your way!

There are many reasons why a cash out refinance is the better choice but there are a couple of reasons a Heloc can be used.

However, it comes with higher risk and upfront costs.If you prefer diversification, using equity for a down payment on a new property spreads your risk and potentially opens up additional revenue streams through rental or appreciation.It comes down to your risk tolerance and long-term goals.

To me there are a couple of ways you can do it, although one is no longer really a workable option - at least not like it was a couple of years ago.1) Direct marketing. 

I would prefer to keep in just between family, but I did offer a second to them.Thank you, have the best day ever. 

Can’t even imagine moving every couple of years.  

I will be putting my rental that I got a HELOC on back into my LLC in a couple of months.The lenders are not in the business of foreclosing on properties.