In the face of a recession with several unknowns, my point is that it’s easier to come up with a payment on a $80k house than a $200k house if it sits vacant.

However, we do run the risk of renters missing out on work due to the virus, which means possibly missed rent payments.So in times like these, how much LTV are you allowing your portfolio to sit at?

The procedure most ignore, is the time you must allow the solution to sit on an area to be sanitized.

I'm looking in my markets and happen to come across a duplex that sits in a neighborhood that is completely small multis (duplex, triplex, and quads). 

Your money is not growing sitting where it is right now.Good luck

The biggest take away is that there are tons of opportunities that sometimes are sitting right underneath our noses!

It would be sent to an arbitrator and you both would have to sit in front of the arbitrator to settle it.

I'll definitely sit down with a few local credit unions/banks before deciding. 

@Jaron WallingIn October I got a HELOC on my primary with Key Bank at Prime - .25% so today I’m sitting at 4%, which I’m very happy about.

I am sitting on about 20k, just wondering if I should invest in fix and flips or should I get a house to rent ?