I’m a young professional that would be seeking other young professionals but one of the bedrooms is 9.5x9.5 and there are only two designated parking spots with visitor spots nearby.

I'm going to attempt to confirm this before making my final decision.

When running comps on a home with a designated "Historic" value how would you differentiate from homes in the same neighborhood without the same designation?

@Thomas Dunsmore it's more the opposite, make sure you confirm that the real estate taxes dont INCREASE since it's a rental.

In most cases: Only pay on what you drawn, Low monthly payments, typically interest only, no monthly/annual feesCons: Variable rate, ballon payment on unpaid principal after draw period, low rates now and will adjust upwards based on prime increases, HELOC interest is not federally deductible (please confirm with your CPA), HELOCs on NOO properties are hard to find typically with higher margins, most NOO seconds are HELOANs Current rates make it more appealing for a Cash-Out refinance

The 'new' debt service coverage ratio (DSCR) based rental refinance loans were designed exactly for your plan.

I prefer to stay with free platforms designed to collect rental payments.

It's designed by actual investors and reviewed to meet your state-specific laws.

The Line of Credit is tied to a zero balance sweep checking account, so the loan is really designed to assist you in paying down the balance, while retaining access to every dollar. 

This was not only inefficient due to the showing that used to take 2 hours to show to a dozen people not takes a dozen (there are a lot of no shows even if you confirm a couple hours prior to the showing) but also due to the open house having a more frenzied environment, the open house was far better at getting tenant applications (FOMO).