I am a dual US-Canadian citizen but a resident in Canada and still had to buy cash. 

I reside just outside Vancouver, B.C.

In my town the city picks up for residences but not commercial and that is another 100/mo

I have an addition I’m having done in my personal residence by one of the best contractors around and he’s on month ten now and still not done .

Thadeous,I had luck with AmeriCU for a HELOC but that was for a primary residence.

Hey Brad I see you're from Upland, is good to see locals posting on BP.I'm from Fontana and also learning as much as possible, you're right Bigger pockets is full of good information, lots of inspiring success stories.I'm working towards my goal of getting into RE investing, I currently own one rental house in Rialto, which was my personal residence and just rented it out when we purchased our current house in Fontana so I'm an accidental landlord but I'm now getting more serious about investing.Congrats on taking action on your first marketing campaign, I hope is a success and you get a lot of good deals and may be in the future when I'm ready I can be on your buyer's preferred list... lol!

Note that I’m not a lawyer and this is not legal advice by any means.Some background: The property is a single family residence in the city of Los Angeles.

I’ve bought another residence and I’m trying to figure out if it would be best to sell or rent my current residence and am having a hard time figuring it out.Location: Charlotte, NCProperty: 1100 sqft 3/1 within walking distance to mass transit and in desirable school zones. 3 miles from downtown.

I have done a few flips in the past but for my own personal residence now I want to buy a vacant lot and do a new construction build.  

Hi All, I am struggling with a question on whether to sell my primary residence or hold it as a rental in order to start investing and could use some insight from more experienced investors.