I want to have HELOCs in my investor toolbox one day, but I mainly want to be a buy and hold investor.

Also, quite frankly, I don't really know what I want to do for a living and have been exploring some real estate related career paths (Loan Officer and Broker mainly but my eyes are WIDE open).

We did a very thorough inspecition of the property and it needs: New roof, AC, Insulation, Windows, minor electrical issues, new stairwell, main drain replacement and it of course has termites.

Your success here depends on the quality of your list but good quality generally speaking could be 1-2% (so $25 - $50 per lead)FB prospecting is very untargeted as the person has shown no intent (you're probably just going to use targeting such as the zip code and potentially one or two other factors that you can target with using fb relating to home ownership and income or debt levels).

Hi,My property is in Atlanta. we have a water main meter(8in) and getting 9000$ permonth for 64units property.

Decided I might as well see what the bank says, this was the main thing holding me back previously, the thought that the banks would just dismiss me.

Their main products are a Jumbo product to 90% ltv with no MI, 12 or 24 months bank statements for income instead of tax returns and investor products that go down to a 640 middle credit score. 

Looking for input on my little dilemma.Facts:-After last house hack flip, we bought a small builder home with the intention of keeping it as a long term rental after we lived in it while searching for the next project. 

It is situated in a B neighborhood on a cul de sac located about 1 mile away from a train station to NYC and half a mile to the main street. 

It is situated in a B neighborhood on a cul de sac located about 1 mile away from a train station to NYC and half a mile to the main street.