I inherited a house last year with no mortgage on it and I really want to get into real estate investing, when I talk to them about it, they always say figure out which kind I want to get into first and then they'll offer me all the advice and help they can.

Which to get those had system that provided resources to 1,800+ website visitors etc.. 

Does anyone have experience with a bank or credit union that is offering Helocs in 2nd position on small multifamily investment properties without goin the commercial route etc...

I know of at least six offices that have started offering property management and I need to educate other agents that there's a difference between what I do and what the amateurs do.

Either offering a unit or two as short-term rentals available with a space of horses to stay as well; a horse motel is the idea. 

However, there are reputable websites that offer a wide range of house plans suitable for various purposes, including spec homes.

There are predictions that we could see up to $800 Billion in commercial real estate defaults, meaning banks offer refi and the owners give the property to the bank rather than refi it.

The VA loan is a powerful tool with a lot more to offer than most people are aware of, a good agent will help you maximize its potential to kick start your REI journey. 

I would offer an annual lease if a tenant prospect has an outstanding application. 

What sort of info / resources would be most beneficial?