@Harjeet Bhatti That is corret .. 70% LTV is the max. I

@Josh Tonnesen, I'd endorse at least doing the minimum to get the full match available, as this is easily one of the best investments ever, plus what I'd suggest is that every time you get a raise, have 100% of the raise go towards your IRA contribution, until you reach the max. I

I plan on using a HELOC on my current home as down payment (57k max). I

As an investment property the max is 70% LTV conventional financing wise so 1M / .70 is 1.42X factor meaning you’ll need an appraisal min or ARV (after repair value) of atleast 1,420,000 roughly to get all of your original 1M out.The above doesn’t even factor in all of your rehab money you’ll have to put in to force or create all this equity (unless you’re lucky enough to get this 300-400k of equity for free via market appreciation).Those are some thoughts I’d have when reviewing the above scenario, hope that helps.

@Gerald Pitts I already refinanced last year and took the max I could pull out.

With only being able to raise it 10% MAX, I would be playing catch up pretty much.

Landlord is indeed an old term as is priest, bishop, doctor, accountant etc.

Mission Bank and Citizens Business Bank both have locations in both of those counties and I'm pretty sure they offer these loan programs.Thx Max, I am trying to avoid SBA loans on this one so hoping to get conventional since they are all sfr 

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Based on sold comps in the past 6 months, 2,200 is around the upper end of rent, so I'd be thinking an additional 50 bucks per month, 100 max. Is