I own it in Center Square Albany Historic District.

Thanks @Jeff Dulla.So if I hear you right, essentially I can move all my properties into an LLC and then get equity loans through the LLC. 

Since we mostly own SFRs, rightly or wrongly I judge these properties the same way, right down to the school districts in case we have to foreclose.  

HUGE amount of jobs coming there right now... and over the next few years.you can buy a cash flow neutral to a little positive in the 200 to 250k range were else can you buy a property like that 20 minutes from the financial district in SF.. and its the same tenant base as you would get in Memphis...

We had to be sure there were no babies before sealing and essentially insure they were not in the attic.

Use  his skill set to find value add properties in areas that are in good school districts.

For example: a top school district and in demand area like Lee's Summit or Blue Springs, etc.

By operating in a specified range, the fee is essentially the same across the board. 

Expect the tenant to claim maintenance issue so have proof of maintenance reports and repairs done.Being prepared with documented proof of everything is essential, he said/she said does not work.

Once the work is completed, I wait 6 months to a year to go to a bank for refinancing to take $40-$50K of equity out of the house and then essentially repeat that process.