I believe this even holds true in Louisiana which does have some legal framework from it's French origins which differ from the other States.As far as the MTM and non renewal...a clarification...there is an eviction moratorium, not a lease termination moratorium.

Or are you analyzing a true potential deal?

With a HELOC, the stated rate is the true rate of interest you're paying, so you'll gain equity way way faster and pay off your mortgage much quicker.Best of luck, whatever you choose.

This is usually how wholesalers end up facing a lawsuit.While I haven't done business in your specific location these facts tend to be true across most of the US because it all traces back to Common Law.

The opposite is probably true as well, I have never tried that.

It seems to good to be true.

@Sahil Parmar the 1-2% rent rule in CA hasn't been true for quite some time, I help investors in CA and TX and you will still find the 1% in some rural areas (definitely more so in TX than CA) but that will be hard. 

Many think it’s just the influx of California buyers entering the market which is partially true, but we also have firms out of Toronto, New York, Arizona and even as far as London looking at San Antonio as a location they want a stake in.

I've never gone through this process and it seems a little too good to be true scenario.

The market is hot and its true some people will pay a little more but being more conservative will mean you have some room if you made a mistake on a repair cost.