I think the first is unsecured, the second is business and third is auto.

For instance, if you take a HELOC and buy a new car, you cannot deduct the interest expense incurred because, ordinarily, you cannot deduct interest expense on an auto loan.

I'm very young in my own path, but if you haven't run across great references already - Depending on how you choose to manage remotely some of these may be helpful references: I also know of a thorough and experienced local property manager in the case that you find a need to transition/split management.The Essential Handbook for Landlords - Karen RittenhouseLand lording on Auto Pilot: A simple, No Brainer System for Higher Profits and Fewer HeadachesAnd, assuming some of the aforementioned properties are multi family:Investing in Duplexes, Triplexes, and Quads: The Fastest and Safest Way to Real Estate Wealth.All the best,Landon

Hello everyone, I am an investor in Massachusetts targeting probate properties in the Bristol, Norfolk, Plymouth and Suffolk Counties.I’m looking for knowledgeable and experienced licensed real estate professionals in these areas to both list my properties with and also when the situation arises refer homeowners or Estate Executors/Personal Representatives to them that are interested in listing their properties traditionally.I am not looking for referral fees of any kind and my only request is a simple one:An email of your market’s history (as far back as possible for your given market area), followed by a scheduled weekly auto-email market update with all of the activity that transpired during the previous 7 days including the following criteria: (active, active with no showing, pending, temporarily off market, settled, expired, expired then relisted, withdrawn, and withdrawn)I look forward to hearing from those interested in the possibility of building a business relationship, either through this post or a private message.Dan Dwyer

If you'd like to get set-up with auto-emails for foreclosure properties in your area to get a better sense of home value, PM me your contact info.Cheers.

Your needs depends on size of your business, I've managed properties with ACH auto pays it get's crapped up if tenant has low funds and gets a NSF it causes problems,, If the ACH isn't stopped when they move it's a mess,, granted corporate never makes mistakes in canceling the ACH.. 

97% paid. waiting on one more that sends auto bank draft. so far so good. b- to a- areas

If a client can go higher in price then definitely in the 2.5 to 3 million range the type of tenant and quality can go up substantially.What we have been doing lately with some of my buyers is going after auto stores such as Auto Zone, Advance Auto etc.

It’s cheap and well worthwhile as it covers your primary home and autos as well.

Umbrella insurance is a personal policy, which will cover your policies (home, auto, etc).