We've been exploring the idea of acquiring a property with access to the water, with the goal of being able to access Tampa Bay via boat.

We are holding the properties and cashing out the equity to acquire more homes and build our brand nationally.

I'm ready to buy my next investment property (most likely a multifamily). My plan is to do a cash out refi on one of my properties and use that to put 20% down on this next property. I might also take out a HELOC on a...

I am a newbie to Short Term Rental Investing and I had a typical newbie question because I have recently moved to Phoenix AZ within the last 12 months and am in the process of acquiring multiple short term rentals in the near future.

I appreciate your service, I am helping a Veteran right now acquire property from AZ.

I’ve successfully helped investors from out of state connect here in Columbus Ga with my self and Realtors, to acquire several properties, and successfully manage them.

I would guess this needs to be deducted off the income of the newly acquired properties, even though the "paperwork" states that the interest is against the initial property that the cash-out-refi was against.

I've acquired my first rental property but will like to continue investing in some multifamily and possibly some commercial spaces as well. 

You are confusing Primary residence FHA loans, which can be acquired for 3.5% down. 

I know virtual assistants would help me scale how many potential leads I can reach out to, but I don't want to hire virtual assistants until I have a proven method of acquiring good leads, that will turn into opportunities to close on Off-Market properties.