Just because they don't have their own equipment right now doesn't mean they aren't successful but may just mean they need more time to allocate the correct funds 

Apartments.com works fine, but there is about a 5 day delay to actually receive funds into your bank account.

I am using funds from Heloc on Primary. 

Are there strategies or options you can recommend to someone like me, who is both just starting out and has limited funds (worst combo ever?)?   

The rents are relatively low, appreciation has stagnated, lack of economic vibrance, and diversity of economy.

We don't have a ton of funds so I would like to connect with someone that could possibly help us brainstorm ways to raise capital for this investment.

The square footage was low, with potential to increase square footage, beds and bath on 2nd floor.

With interest rates so low we have refinanced into several 15 year mortgages with the goal of quickly paying down/off a few properties.

North Broward Area (Undergoing Gentrification)Type: Triplex Units: Two /1-bedroom units Current Rent: $1,500 per unit, month-to-month leases Tenant Quality: Great tenants, familiar with the neighborhood, payments made regularly with sufficient funds Potential Rent Increase: Neighborhood improvements and upcoming developments suggest potential rental rates could rise to $1,800 - $2,200 within the next two years Upcoming Development: A new $2.2 million road is being constructed in the cityCurrent Market Value: $680,000Current Cash Flow: $1,500 per unit, 3 units totaling $4,500 per month Condition: Needs some work Price: $435 ,000This property is a prime investment opportunity in an area poised for significant growth and appreciation.What do you think?

Here in Washington State there is a state wide fund that is used to deal with oil tank leaks; I believe that the fund is paid for by a tax on heating oil