Buy and holds is the key to true wealth with all the benefits of depreciation, appreciation, loan pay down by your tenants, leveraging the equity, cash-flow etc etc, but it often times isn't the active income that pays the bills until you build up a portfolio and even then there's the tenant management or managing your property managers.That's why I'm involved in all 3.

https://www.smartcoinbox.com/category-s/112.htmThey have a wifi unit you are able to plug in a standard washing and dryer into the box and the tenants pay through an app.Thanks for any advice.Nathan

Then, both needed about $5,000-$10,000 each in repairs and cleanup.Even with low rents in those areas, renters struggle to pay $995/month on one property and $1,095/month on another.

Paying for a Section 8 investment course is the equivalent of an aspiring cook paying for a course titled: How To Boil Water

Why ask: Knowing what is included in the program to make sure you are getting all you are paying for is important.

Plus the mortgage company probably calls the loan, and if you can't pay it off then you can lose the property.

Determine at what percentage of completion you'll pay for work done. i.e.

If you have no money for down payment do you have teh $2000+ per month to pay the first (then still have to pay the 2nd?)

but keep in mind CA has higher taxes and reg fees and I’m not doing more than 1-2 flips (short timeframe flips)  a year and many years do 0 flipsDo most flippers put flips into LLC Or in personal name (sole proprietor)  in CA (where you must pay $800 yearly plus accounting and other fees $300to $600+ yearly to maintain LLC) Pros for personal name-save on taxes accounting.

However, after talking to some loan professionals, it seems that there are always origination fees, appraisal fees etc.My question is, what fees should I expect to pay when opening up my first HELOC.