Where the cash came from could be opm, as long as it’s already in a bank account.

Proposed property were paying 60 grand to unit utilities are paid by landlord  I’m hoping in a year this will net me $6000 a monthWas using voice to text sorry if there’s any grammatical errors. 

I would do your purchase & rehab costs in a hard money loan unless you totally plan to repay your heloc from your income and do not plan on doing a refinance later.

I can see cobwebs in a corner, dirt on the baseboards, cabinets that haven't been wiped down, etc.

If they lock themselves out, they pay to get back in.I am in a small town where it usually takes 15 minutes to bring someone a key.

There is no syndication filings by the company - did you invest in a JV deal? 

It sounds to me like you've found value in the relationship enough to workout an offer that compensates everyone and doesn't leave you feeling in a weird spot.

Just a friendly reminder, Akron has some ROUGH areas.I started off in a similar city in Ohio with C-/D areas.

Go buy the worst house in a great A neighborhood that you can ADU or fix up.  

Sure, the cash flow might be tight, especially in a high-cost area like Seattle, but you’re building stability and experience, which is invaluable when you’re just starting out.To be transparent, I invest out-of-state and help others do the same, so I’m incentivized to tell you the opposite.