It is the guy/girl that have been doing it and building the business for years.

Shoot me a DM and I'll grab some coffee with you and see if I can help. 

@Matt Lyon thanks for dropping some good knowledge for us newbies to grab ahold of.

If you do not identify everyone on the lease now those 17 year olds will become 18, and add their girl/boy friend to the household...and then their babies. 

So I'd say start with those three states and see which one grabs your attention!

Neither of us live in the state (Massachusetts) any longer, and it doesn't seem that conventional banks want to go anywhere near this kind of product.Straight cash out HELOC's are available, but we don't necessarily want to grab the cash right now - we want access to it quickly when we find the right property to add to our portfolio.Does anyone have any advice on a product or bank that may have something ?

Send me a DM if you want to grab a coffee when you’re down here

One young girl met all the stated requirements, I told her that, and she submitted the application.

The first two rounds will be grabbed by investors and new home owners. 

This means that a tenant must file a claim within four years.We rented only one unit under Section 8 to a young girl.