You will need to search around locally, but I actually came across a lender who will lend 100% LTV on your primary home in a HELOC!

I am like many of you, is here in search for wealth of knowledge and growth thus, would like to share and learn from all of you.

Every area is different, and you can find the appropriate percentage rate on google or asking your local PM's.

Do a google search of the landlord and employer that she provided you with to make sure they are legitimate. 

You want to include criteria the county assessor doesn't offer in their search tool.

Search the term and you can find more details.Thankfully, my awesome lender realized that Home Possible by Freddie Mac was exactly what we needed and ever since I've been so confused as to why FHA is so heavily recommended all the time.  

The IRS doesn’t care how you financed the property, just that you’re properly reporting your income and deductions.There are IRS guidelines for your situation - try searching around google or talk to a CPA

A good way to do this is google Tenant Rights for your states and there are usually easy to understand tenant advocate sites that list them.   

Here are few things to check out as you work your way around the site:Read Beginner’s Guide: www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investingYou can find and connect with other BP members based on your area at: www.biggerpockets.com/search/usersSet up some keyword alerts to notify you when members are discussing something that interests you.

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