Recently leaving the military last June I can understand the need to invest and utilize every single resource the military gives us.

Of course I could have still passed 100% onto the tenants as they are the ones using the washers and dryers but isn't recouping utility costs part of the reason we go coin operated?

My partner is one of the biggest builders in the area so he gets low prices for materials, labor and lots and builds the houses for cost. 

I have utilized property management websites, craigslist, Zillow Rentals, and AirBnb for prices as well as AirBnB for vacancy rates. 

This, coupled with an online portal and rental capability along with utilizing a call center allows me to manage the properties from home for the most part.

Long story short, I paid off the loans with the lines of credit, which I continue to utilize over and over again for the same purposes I've spelled out for you.There are other methods and if you'd like to message me feel more than free to do so!

Separate utilities, four kitchens, four bathrooms, four entrances.

I have never purchased a property utilizing a seller-financing strategy. 

What has been posted is enough to be "dangerous," if it wasn't tax season I may be up for a phone call to discuss your concerns further.If you are interested in investing in a syndication and the tax treatment is a material matter I would question whether it is a good investment. 

So basically they are saying loud and clear they dont want any professional investors utilizing their HELOC only the accidental landlord or aspiring RE investor.None the less the product is stellar.