Getting further along on the amortization schedule, you immediately start paying more each month toward principle than you were before you paid down the 40k. helocs, by definition, are riskier than 1st mortgage positions, so those intro rates only last 6 months or so and revert back to whatever the current ongoing rates are. just looked at my heloc rate, and it's at 3.75% vs low 2s you can currently get on a 30-yr. here's a no bs working file that @Daniel Weed had created that you can fill out and see for yourself what, if any, velocity you're going to get: https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/DanWeed/file/loc-vs-mortgage

My interpretation for these loan programs would be to lean on the conservative side, working capital would be ongoing operations.

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If the odor is not properly mitigated that will cause ongoing problems.

ABoR’s July housing market data stresses not only the strong, ongoing housing demand in our region, but also the critical need for more housing stock at all price points.”We’re heading into the fall with rates around 7.25% for a 30-year fixed mortgage.

There are other ongoing investments that are reported to be in trouble.

There is an HOA meeting tomorrow for the condo building that I plan on going to so I can learn more about where they are in the city/county of Denver lawful sale process and how much they plan on selling them forLet me elaborate on these particular parking spots.

This way, once the repairs are completed, you can list the property at a higher rate and attract better tenants.Considering the increased rent, it's unlikely that the current tenants will be willing to pay it, and they might also express concerns about living amidst ongoing renovations.

I haven't started actively hunting for deals yet, although I am communicating with my RE agent regarding multifamily properties in my county and the surrounding counties.Location: Front Royal, VA, although I'm looking at the greater area as well; Financials: ~$11,000 available to invest; REI/tenant Experience = no hands-on experience, ongoing reading of BP books/forums/podcasts/blog posts, etc.Top questions at the moment are:1) What are the top considerations regarding house hacking, especially in an expensive market such as in/around NOVA, that a new investor such as myself probably won't have considered?

We have ongoing projects that have been outsourced but could have the super perform those if he is capable at an additional rate.