I'm currently in the process of doing so myself and am learning an abundance of information in combination with my participation in the BP community. 

I think comps support a fair market value of around 100K-105K and I'd like to get around 75K out of it to combine with my other HELOC so I can start going after larger properties than the first few I've purchased.

I did a lot of research before I got married to ensure the house does not become marital property under community property laws.Now my next rental property...he and I will be buying together and hopefully be our first step in our combined financial future.

But it has left an impression upon me.I am the type to joke quite a bit and those who know me know the "ego" is in fact combined with appropriate self-depricating humor.

Assuming I get an 80% HELOC on both properties I would be just over $100K when combined with my savings.

A combination of the above?

My personal/professional/financial drive has always come from a combination of being the type of person who needs to be constantly challenged, and a 'Parable of the Talents' type of thinking.

In 2017, a decedent could either die with or gift during life a combined $5.49 million dollars before being subject to transfer taxes. 

Find out from your tenant-landlord law how you need to give notice, such as mail, post, hand deliver, or some combination. 

I had just figured after about 5,000-6000 mailers ( both passes combined) I would have received more than 5 or 10 calls.