I wouldn't be too upset in having to put a tiny bit of my own money down to make things work..

Hello All,I want to use a heloc of for a downpayment on the next investment on something that isn't a total gut, but minor cosmetics to get it rented fast.Is this not a good idea given it's not like a BRRR where the ARV after a tiny fixup won't be some magical huge difference so that I can pay back the heloc quickly (ie less than 1 year) ?

So rental income $2500/mo minus some tiny expenses for property tax and insurance on roughly a million dollars.

Not the rest of us who just want to live tiny.

Yes there are those that for medical reasons, mental primarily, deserve to be on assistance but that number is tiny compared to those that simply view the system as a free ride. 

@David Goodman Hey David I would love to connect I've heard great thongs about the market.

If the person is older, or not tech savvy, or disabled, or doesn't like to read tiny font on a phone maybe your method is not a fit.Now I know someone is going to disagree with me and say: "make them do it your one and only way."

We're expanding into the mobile/RV/campground/tiny house world, and I would love to build my network of ACTIVE investors!

Qualifying, the appraisal,  sitting in the title office wondering why you're paying for the lender's protections like lender's insurance as you sign over your first born in a 16 page tiny word contract. 

It is not uncommon to see tiny bedrooms to squeeze in the extra bedroom.