That's awesome congratulations on the successful Short-term Rental

Then you can read a more in-depth book like The Book On Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turner or The Unofficial Guide to Real Estate Investing by Spencer Strauss.2.

This rental is in Asheville, NC. 

It's still used as a rental and my LLC is a single member.

Another wholesaler purchased this property and is keeping it as a rental.

The goal is to acquire enough rental properties to generate $10,000 in monthly cash flow after expenses.

@Angel Dejesus you can have a home equity line of credit (HELOC) on your home or you can also have a line of credit against a rental property.

Rental 1 - Cash flow Breakeven - rate 3.875% - 20-25% equity (not looking to refi)Rental 2 - Looses about a few hundred a month - rate 9% looking to refinance soon to 6.9% but debating on waiting until rates drop further - 5-8% equityPrimary - currently at 7.25% waiting to refi to 5.5-6% - about 5-10% EquityMy current net worth breakdown is approximately...Real estate 39%Cash reserves 7.5%Brokerage 30%Retirement 17.5%Other 6%

Just my POV I saw you posted in a forum about Rosarito, specifically the short term rental property market down there.

We have discussed selling the individual cabins and managing the rentals.