Of course it will probably never be perfectly 50/50, but do you think that’s a low estimation or high estimation for extra expenses on a property?

.- low prices- very good price-to-rent-ratios in the B class neighborhoods, and fantastic price-to-rent-ratios in the C class neighborhoods,- low property taxes- very landlord friendly laws- major city with good transportation, good infrastructure, and solid employmentNotice that appreciation is not on the above list. 

It has a locked in low payment in an area of swiftly climbing rents.My question is should I use my HELOC to invest in a cash flowing 3 unit property, or start small and work my way up to that someday?

I am currently trying to contact a pre-foreclosure listing on Zillow but cannot get any information on the home.

Most of the multifamily deals in Atlanta are at unusually low returns so I would be patient. 

The fee doesn't sound high at all and could actually be pretty low if that's the only fee.

I loathe this low barrier to entry/lack of buy-in that Zillow has created. 

Based on my limited experience of this I was thinking the down payment was a little low and the interest rate was a little low.

I have found low dollar works better than high dollar houses.  

Does it work like getting a pre-approval through a conventional lender before putting in an offer for a property?