I'm looking at home equity loans for another rental property we own currently.More than likely, we'll have to put the property back on the market and find some cash to cover the difference between current construction draws and sale price.It's an expensive mistake - but we'll be back again to fight another day. 

Otherwise my dad owning rentals all throughout childhood always had some funny problem in one way or another.

I plan to take the risk ASAP and am looking at a rental property that I plan to house hack.

The best strategy in Mexico is holding short-term rentals and it's often even better than in the US because of the high cash flows and the almost guaranteed lack of regulations, which is a huge problem in the Us another developed countries.

I've now owned my first rental property for about four months and am now looking to purchase my second property.

Just under the 1% rule at close, but we plan to convert 2 units into furnished mid-term rentals at premium rates.

Not sure if he goes to Austin or not, but I have used Jack Matson - Jax Aerial Photography - for our mid term rental in Temple.

Solid paycheck and you will quickly learn what makes a good rental, how to manage rentals, policies and procedures, and much more.

Hi BiggerPockets community,I have spent some time and been successful in the residential market (flipping homes) and wanting to diversify my real estate investment portfolio by venturing into rental apartments. 

@Hai Loci'm contemplating something similar; i can get 80% LTV. i bring in a cash partner for the downpayment on an investment property we turn into a vacation rental.let's say the pp is 100k.1. partner puts in 20k (and has this as lien on mortgage)2. i manage the vacation rental over the summer.3. we split cash flow (with property management fee considered).4. then we split equity  .is this essentially what you're outlining above?