Hey Bigger Pockets fam,I am a new investor just starting out and trying to network while also attempting to build my rockstar team.I was wondering if it would be smart to take someone who is motivated and kind of train him into what I'm seeking in a PM when I get to that point?

Maybe she can help cover expenses and motivate the remaining renter to move out.

Our business is based on dealing with motivated sellers. 

A refi can also be nice as it puts cash in your pocket and gets you really motivated to go find an investment.To answer your question about a lender liking the HELOC for the down payment I wouldn't see an issue as long as the lender knew in advance of approving you for the loan as it would change your DTI.If the HELOC is big enough to outright purchase the property you can just refi then payoff the HELOC rinse and repeat (this is my favorite).

(this property is now off market) This sparked that REI motivation and mindset that I discovered a few years back.

I think the owner is motivated and may take a lower, fast-close offer.

I’ve had to deal with agents who were only motivated to sell me what they wanted me to buy.

I have spoken to a motivated seller who is interested in possibly signing a contract and the property is a condo in Atlanta.

I have spoken to a motivated seller who is interested in possibly signing a contract and the property is a condo in Atlanta.

The snowball method is to pay off the lowest one first, the theory being that it keeps you motivated to then roll all that saved money into the next debt and the next.