You need Yardi Appfolio or something with triple net CAM reconciliation, etc.

Many of the things to consider will revolve around your ability to get loans for this and the next homes. 

I was hoping someone in the community could point me in the direction of a company that provides either term business loans or revolving lines of credit?

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The only thing I don't like about Figure is it's reported as revolving debt (grouped in with my credit cards) so my credit utilization goes way up (except for with Equifax which classified it as a mortgage loan).

Just about anyone carrying revolving debt or considering taking on additional debt (like maybe a mortgage, after all this is an INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE SITE) is affected, not to mention ALL OF US are feeling the effects of this higher inflation.  

The late fee was for the month it occurred in.. the rent from that point on is paid in time, it would not incur a on going additional late fee on the outstanding balance which was a previous months late fee.. you don't have a revolving charge account type of business. 

Any opinions on Cam.

The CAM looks interesting as well and might be something to consider in the future.Thanks again!

If it was me, I would and DO use the HELOC, because it offers the most flexibility for deals now and (if it is a revolving line), eliminates the need in applying for future funding down the line (some people will say that the adjustable rates can get you.