Then divert the income from the rentals to pay down the HELOC, and then focus on paying down the principal on the various investment properties’ debts, ideally creating a snowballing effect where multiple properties help pay each other off.Do people just “bite the bullet” and accept slower business timelines when they only have enough capital to purchase a single property at a time?

I think a more effective way of advertising would be to just put it out into the universe (social media, go to meet ups, telling your friends, etc.)

The exceptions may be in certain inheritance situations, especially where a “bypass” trust is used effectively resulting in 2 future generations enjoying the benefits of income while paying inheritance taxes only once.

Other factors that could effect what program you can qualify for is your Debt to Income and credit score.

You need to have some aptitude for this and keep in mind at the beginning you'll effectively be making minimum wage for your work, because it will take you so long.

To be effective, tender requires readiness, willingness, and a present ability to pay.

To be effective, tender requires readiness, willingness, and a present ability to pay.

What about $$ thresholds on repairs.Also has does being a RE professional effect any of this?

This shows the massive number of people moving here, the trend seems to be slowing down, but the effect of this in-migration will be felt for years to come, housing for all of these people just can't be built fast enough. https://www.movebuddha.com/blo...

Has anyone thought of investment strategies for empty plots of land in cities.