[Copied from my post in "General Real Estate Investing"]FUNDING UPDATE:Hi everyone, thanks for keeping up with me and my undying drive to acquire this property (off-market value-add duplex in my market).I spoke with my lender and the idea came up of pulling a HELOC on my 3-Unit house hack (which I bought some significant equity in) and using that line of credit for the down payment of a DSCR loan.

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Originally posted by Norm Chrostowski:When calling FSBO'S, what does one say?

If they are going to be there post closing, at minimum have your agent do a final walk and take photos and video as you will now be the landlord and responsible to hold them accountable for any damage, so document.Once you get it up as a STR, you should go at least once a quarter to make sure cleaners are doing a great job and make any needed repairs or adjustments.

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Makes sense, if you allow the seller to have logging rights post-closing.

@Jarrett LukasI know this post is old, but curious if you ever found what you were looking for! 

I'm (26M) super new to real estate investing and this is my first post ever so thank you for any help! 

I challenge you to find and post a single reputable reference that does not show San Diego to have historically produced outstanding returns for a modest length hold.  

I determined from your initial post that you are looking to invest in a property vs buying one, rehabbing it and then renting it out yourself.