You should be able to google HML lenders and get a boat load. 

Yes, I agree in part, however, mid town has already taken off and you wont be buying cashflow propertiesThe boat has sailed as they sayI believe in finding other opportunities where price point is lower and appreciation is going to happen.

Hi, I'll be following this thread because I'm on the same boat as you.

I agree that there are bad people out there but don't put all in the same boat, we are not all liars.  

Oh well, I guess many are in the same boat.

If you use this HELOC to buy a boat, for example - nothing is deductible.

"I want to buy this"... property, this car, this boat, this land, this pair of shoes, whatever.  

I was recently able to close on 2.5 acres of properly zoned land to establish an RV/Boat storage facility on.

i was in the same boat from my experience it is way easier to manage property when you are local I also out of City but for different reasons. i am located in Fremont please let me know if I could help you in anywayriginallyy posted by @Shruti Jain:We're looking to diversify and start investing in rental properties.

It seems like the best you can do is 1% as far as rent goes.I am not interest in a fixer, wondering if we missed the boat as a lot of these houses jumped 20% in less than 2 years :(