I just launched an Instagram business page for one property and gave it a catchy title and try to find the right hashtags to associate with. 

I've been a GV fan since it launched and while there were a few years there where it looked like Google was going to stop supporting it, they've been keeping it up to date the last couple years. 

I would leave the HELOC open on your primary house and mortgage the newly purchased unit.

Only thing I'd say is be ready for some possible rehab with funds available if your newly acquired tenants decide to abandon ship. 

 $45,000 of NOI on a $690,000 deal only gives you a cap rate of 6.5% - too low in my opinion, even in this market, for a deal like this.I would do some more research on local rents and see what the market rents are for a newly renovated C-class asset, given its location.  

This is just the launch price.

They give you a starting point to launch from if you are confident enough to go out on the limb...and swing from the end of it. :)

. : )I equate those types of services to what NAR third party affiliates sell to newly licensed agents on the residential side.All the do dads and thingies in the world are sold to these people trying to take every last cent they have.

I am launching a new group, House Hacking U, which with feature panels and discussion groups with speakers who house hacked and wanted to share their experiences with new potential investors.I spoke at The Best Ever Conference in Denver and the San Francisco Bay Summit, where I got to share my experiences and knowledge with real estate investors.

At the moment, I currently have no capital to work with, and I'm a newly father; which makes making time at the moment difficult to invest in real estate and limited with funds.