The math seems to work out as a good investment.Other related questions that I would now look through:1.

Most the residential related forms are created by a local attorney highly regarded in the landlord community.

People interested in renting their homes would have to pay a $175 one time registration fee and have their homes inspected by the fire department.Mayor Dave Campana told TV6 the commission would revisit the ordinance in a year and make adjustments if necessary.Campana said the main concerns are fire safety and preserving the integrity of neighborhoods.Click on the link in the related links section of this page to read the ordinance.

My plan is to progress further using the BRRRR strategy and finance the initial buy and rehab with cash from HELOC's borrowed from relatives.

I buy one or two notes at a time as opposed to large pools of notes and have made great money (I guess that's all relative).  

They are nailed to the front edge of the cabinet with finish nails. 2) For particleboard cabinets, a piece of relatively thick particleboard (1/2"+) goes on first, and then a veneer of real wood (1/8" or less) gets glued on top of that, for a better appearance.With either kind of cabinet, depending on what the flooring is, there is sometimes a quarter-round molding in the corner between the toe kick and the floor, installed with finish nails.If you have time to stop by a Habitat ReStore, they sometimes have complete sets of older cabinets that were pulled out of remodels. 

If anyone has any great advise on how to boost my score, lender input, REI experience in relation to my issue,  etc. , I'm all ears...Have a great day ... 

I believe thats a good start and to read as many related formuns on BP as you can.

This is not a related party transaction he is simply selling a property to you and starting a 1031 exchange. 

I can relate to what you have mentioned working with banks and trying to access lines of credit.