Once the "edit" period has lapsed, there should be an "update" link / button that will allow you to insert a limited amount of content toward the end of the post - but that content becomes somewhat independent of the rest of the post since a subsequent "quote" of that post would omit the update's content. 

I plan on getting my first rental property soon and was wondering if my strategy on getting subsequent rental properties would work:- Get first rental property, prep, rent out- After a year or so depending on how things pan out with first rental property get a heloc on first rental and use it towards second then repeat first step...etc..etcAm I on the right track?

@Peter Morgan yes, the passive losses you would get on your K1 from a syndication would carry over to subsequent years.

@Lian Chavda You may want to speak to an attorney, but the way I understand it, this law would not restrict the activity of a wholesaler in Washington, because the wholesaler doesn't do more than $500 worth of work to improve the property, and more importantly because you're not actually buying and then subsequently selling the property, as you're never on the title at all.

When looking at it remember your Year 0 is your initial investment and subsequent years are your cash flows.

Put all the information in a less than 10 slides deck and show it to them, if they want more information show them your back up data.

After 15 years the only damage I saw when they moved was from furniture sliding and in the most heavily walked areas you could see the wood look wearing off and the base color showing through.

If the landlord fails to notify the tenant of a rent increase for the additional tenant within those 60 days, then the landlord cannot subsequently increase the rent for that additional tenant per Ordinance 181744.”

I was looking more for something like these slide bolts, but apparently those don't meet code?

They can also suggest various credit cards where you are likely to get approved as opposed to getting denied (I remember about 25 years ago, I was in college and received a pre-approval letter like the one above from Discover - I sent in the application and was subsequently denied).