I understand the pros and cons of tying up equity in your house, but I think that's where a HELOC would come in to play.

If your tenant is paying $500/mo in rent, and court fees are $600, and the process will take 2+ months, you are better off working the situation outside of the courts because you'll never recover that rent or your costs, and you'll be out even more rent while the process plays out.

It is a known fact that real estate plays a big role in the investments of the wealthy.

My name is Zachary weldon, I'm 22 and currently pursuing my computer science degree at Troy university where I also play football. 

Especially the added bonus of the cul-de-sac and the large lot, it's a great starter home, or perfect for couples looking to downsize.

The 4 pled is the better play anyway.

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He's gotten to the point that there so many millions that he just pays himself a salary via points off of the pool of funds (to the tune of 300k+) and pays out surprise bonus's to the lenders based of the profits of the properties, so they make even more than expected.

I will update this post in a few months to see how my resolution has played out. 

Get a good agent that knows the listing agent...bonus points if they are the listing agent.