@Robert VerdiYou can access the No Money Down masterclass here https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/pro-videos/bonus-content

There are some options for accelerating depreciation in the tax law using bonus depreciation. 

It is 6 Units with an empty Single Family Home as a bonus to fix up for more passive income, tenants pay all utilities, and I will be getting a property manager for this project. 

From a details perspective, I would have the same base salary, similar benefits, and a slightly different bonus structure with a greater potential payout.

There is potential expansion to add a legal bonus room or a unit but I don't consider it now since I don't have the capital yet.Do I miss anything?

And they should have actually make on unemployment with the federal bonuses than while working?

If that Christmas bonus kicks in, or if that IRS tax refund comes in, or any number of scenarios happen since your heloc is your checking account, and more money than expected comes in and actually brings the heloc down to 0, then you could easily owe up to 8500 in fees.Nice try though.

Wealth preservation is an added bonus but NOT in any way the main objective.

I'm in the Midwest, I buy for cash flow, with appreciation being the bonus. 

The cabinets they have for white shaker I found to be of higher quality then pretty much everything in price range they will also give you 10% bonus more off on these at the Glenview Lowes.