.- Wasting time chasing unmotivated sellers – Not all leads are equal, and spending time on the wrong ones isn’t efficient.- Giving up too early – Sometimes, a few extra follow-ups could seal the deal, but many investors drop the ball too soon.💡 One trick that helped me?

Hi I am looking for HELOC on a primary SFH...speaking with some lenders I've run into two issues....(1) some won't give you credit for rental income if you haven't owned the property for two years (show two years of stable rental income) which can skew your DTI unfavorably (2) one lender said they don't give a HELOC if a borrower is carrying more than 6 mortgages.Would anyone have any leads for a potential lender?

One was 11% and another at 13% One is in default and has been unsettling as it's not "protected".

The company also published some great books like Millionaire Real Estate Investor, another one named FLIP, and another one called HOLD. 

How can I put them all into one portfolio and just keep adding to them as we obtain more? 

That means they didn’t/can’t lose just one part of your return.

Hello @Evan Thomas Andriola - I only have one property that does not have separately metered water for each unit (a Triplex with 2BR units).

One thing I suggest doing as you do your research as well is to find a property on AirBnB that you like. 

Number one, if you want this in city limits, zoning will probably flat out refuse it. 

I find that it's almost a one stop shop in that I can use it for my business checking and savings accounts, bookkeeping, for rent collection, I can issue virtual credit card, I can create all the financial reports I need to run my real estate business and prepare for tax filing and through their partners I can vet my tenants, develop state-specific leases and more.