I know a HELOC normally does not come with much of a closing cost, but over the long-term, this might make the most sense. 

It lacks good standards for entry and results in a lot of noise from potential renters and messenger I not something I normally look at.

Always be in front of the contract and prioritize where you're buying and entry price. lf all those are three in your favor, you have a lot of leeway with some of the normal but difficult parts of a fix & flop/hold.

Normally a lot of people will just flip a property and split the profits 50/50 but even tasks can be split.

These are typically 'non english-speaking' neighborhood so to speak for political correctness. so parking while already become a problem, but adding ADU in that neighborhood would not become a problem because 'everyone knows each other' everyone has their own unit.But that ADU thing, is bit uncommon in 'english-speaking neighborhood' LOL, so that's where "some" people is complaining about parking space and so on and so on when one home is building ADU.For me, I prefer to have ADU on the hill side, now we have 15 car space and from one neighbor to next neighbor is like quite distant.

I don't usually get in my car at all after arriving at the Disney property.

Get in your car on weekends and go drive some of the places like Nazareth, Hellertown, even Wind Gap isn't terribly far.

But, if you have a good tenant then it is a good time to rewrite the lease to the one that you normally use and keep them for another year.

I'll normally pay 1-2%No idea who this guy is or about the program but getting a $10k fee to bring a good deal doesn't sound out of line.

A better plan is selling the house and renting the dirt.Mobile homes have a title just like a car.