Will have $600,000 equity after I sell.

If I can use house hacking to improve my overall cash flow and build equity in this first deal, is that a risk worth taking, assuming the deal is good?

Traditional lenders typically won't finance your rehab costs, so depending on how much equity you are willing to put in, HMLs are the way to go. 

So once( and if) small claims court rules in my favor, I will contact their employers and set up a pay garnishment and have the money deducted on the monthly basis.   

So my first property I did good with buying, that now cash flows after expenses 600, with potential up to 1,000 if I update and has equity, Now I‘m on to my next one!

I imagine you might have apply one of the proration options if required by TX law, which ever one most favors the tenant.

Hi All,If a person has equity OR owns a commercial property , can they get a loan on the same ?

I have about 100K in equity in my multi which I'm house hacking.I am looking for banks that will work in NJ area who will HELOC at 100% or 95% to fund my next flip / multi investment. - I know Huntingon does 100% but they're in Ohio and don't do work in NJ as well as some others I came across.Your help/recommendations are much appreciated!

Our situation is two fold and is as follows...Although to date we own 2 rental properties and have done 1 flip, we want to do a house hack/ renovation for our own primary residence to live in, build equity + possibly sell 5-10 years down the road.

Hi I am just getting into the investment/cash flow industry and I was wondering what everyones thoughts were on pulling equity from your primary home to purchase a property.