I worked for a small wholesaler in Tampa Bay when I first started, that's how I found my first flip deal.

However small it may be.

If your rentals have a small loan amount remaining and you still have enough spread in between from your current loan amount to the loan to value and if that's enough money needed to fund your next deal then the Heloc will make sense for you.

Hi everyoneI'm an investor in small mutli-family.

It is a pretty good program that we looked at years ago.In the end, this is more than just a few small cabins on land.

My condo association is small and we do allow short term rentals so that is not an issue. 

@Jesse Buchanan oh one more advantage to hiring your own trades:  when/if you have small jobs, such as a smaller repair on your own home or a rental then you already have the trade ready. 

He put out a video and says that the purpose of his community is not for him to train investors, but it's to bring in small lenders who train each other and use each other's money to do deals.

I've been to about 10+ meetups and they all seem relatively small (other than TRIG), and I think its because there simply isn't much talk about getting into it.

You asked about appliances - For our short/medium term rentals, the biggest questions we get are for small appliances blenders, toasters, and coffee makers.