Those same homes are now $60,000-90,000 and climbing. if you want 5+ units, Michigan City is not the place.

Position yourself as well as you can right now while keeping a sharp look at how you will move in the future.So that being said, if you think interest rates have only started to climb then leverage now is a good thing. 

Looking at zillow and comparables, seems like not much growth there since things fell after and now climbing back up. 

Nothing says I cant put a line of credit on it once the balance is paid down, but it will just take longer.I’m leaning towards putting the HELOCs on them as it gives me more flexibility, however with interest rates climbing that could bite me.

I'm starting to suspect that longer term, market forces will start to prevail over Fed policy, pushing up bond yields -and thus mortgage- rates, as investors rightfully seek higher yields as debt ratios keep climbing. 

Starting off the onslaught of new ideas and directions that can come from being in a mastermind can lead people to not focus on one thing or get them overwhelmed.Once you have a foundation under you its time to level up your network and find people with similar but different and preferably more advanced experiences that are there to give as much as receive.Its lonely climbing to the top and lonelier at the top. 

I'm a little shocked by the speed rates are climbing!

It has a locked in low payment in an area of swiftly climbing rents.My question is should I use my HELOC to invest in a cash flowing 3 unit property, or start small and work my way up to that someday?

Rates are climbing quick which sucks.

Now that prices have stopped climbing so quickly in most areas, this means you have to know inside-and-out, how and why you are increasing the value of the property and that the bank and its appraiser will agree with your valuation.Hope that helps!