I guess my main motivation for wanting to go with the tankless is space and mounting options. 

@Justin Petrides it won’t be hard at all as long as you remain in the same line of work, how your paid is also a big determining factor in this scenario as well. 

Hello and I like your motivation Andrew! 

He brought up a 60% Heloc Strat....Example given:$100,000 3/2/1 SFH$1,000/ Month Rent Rate30yr Mortgage 5.0%Option 1: 20% down20% down 20k, Mortgage payment of $430/month+$245/month expenses, cash flow $325/month ($3,900yr) + est $1200 in equity payed down... for a gain of $5100yrOption 2: 60% down60% down 60K, Mortgage payment of $215/month+245/month expenses, cash flow $540/month ($6,480yr)+ est $480 in equity payed down.. for a gain of $6960yrOption 3: Heloc 60% strat60% down 60k, Pay Mortgage payment of 215/month first 3 months, then apply for a 15yr HELOC ~5% for the 40k remaining of loan.

Motivation and necessity are my drivers.

I’m active duty military and motivated to get started.

It definitely keeps me motivated and helps me improve.I'm a Software Engineer, but I have been flipping homes on the side for about 4 years.

Hi BP folks,I have a question for 1031 exchange, here's a scenario:Relinquished property sales price: $180,000, remaining loan balance $102,000.Replacement properties (3 properties):Property A: $80,000Property B: $85,000Property C: $138,500Each of the above replacement properties has 20% down mortgage.Although I have met the requirements of the total purchase price has to be equal to or greater than the selling price, these are my questions:1.

I approached motivated for sale by owners, preforeclosures and owners in distress via phone.

The combination has me motivated.