It was good I figured it easily out by reading and disclosed everything in writing.Decided to just throw us both on as owners/landlords as it removes any worry.The tenant so far seems outstanding so I’m happy. 

Hi Sam,I help clients buy NNN properties nationwide.

You can request the history of permits, water billing, outstanding water bills, code violations, fines and or liens owed, zoning information and plat of survey of the property and it’s all free up to 50 pages In my area.  

Of course the BP community is also outstanding and a wealth of information. 

Securing debt on a property as a beginner with outstanding student loans puts a level of risk even a passionate go big or go home real estate investor like me would be concerned with.

@Xu Som Got it...it's probably wise to get a good read on the value of your property to determine what your equity position is...most HELOC's will go to 90%+ loan-to value...It really just depends on what you're after...if you just need the down payment for a new property, the HELOC is a good option...but you'll have an additional payment to cover the outstanding principal on the HELOC...so renting the primary for additional income is a good plan if you can swing it.There is a delicate balance here in not becoming over-leveraged....you'll have 3 mortgages in the end...

I get anxiety when talking to strangers.I am in the top 1% of all real estate agents nationwide.

Hey Robert I work for a nationwide Asset Based lender, and may be able to help! 

Bell stepped in to remedy the fire hazard electrical safety issues and then refused to finish the outstanding work and remedy the substandard work of his “partner” Rodney Reese.My 203k consultant tried to intervene and was told it was none of his business.End of 2018 I finally fired this crap contractor from the 203k contract and have begun working with a new contractor who is excellent right out of the gate.I’m filing a claim for Bell Construction’s bond as well as pursuing this with the CSLB.

No outstanding building code violations & unlicensed handymen installing furnaces etc.....One thing you aren't factoring in here is the due on sale clause that's in your mortgage.