I’m staying focused on making the best out of my preferred local markets where I know the zoning regulations and what is required governmentally to either own rentals or to do work on my buildings.

Many of theses inquiries are after we've sent the info already and owners just don't take the time to check their email spam folders or look on their owner portals - where we always post the info. 

I kept reminding myself, this is where most people stop, and this is why they don't win.Building a team around me helped a ton, I had a great lender and Agent, who knew what I was looking for and they helped me navigate this tricky waters.

They have this feature where the investors’ accreditation status verification is automated.

Ouch...Here is where I ask all of my customers the big question? 

@John Williams politicians at all levels of government are taking away landlord property rights to protect slum-tenants.We'll soon be like Ontario, Canada where they can't charge application fees or security deposits and it takes 12 months to evict a tenant.Unfortunately, landlords are too cheap to make political donations to stop the madness:(

If so, could you please share where and how you were able to buy it?

Or where should I ask this question if not here.Thank you!

It can be risky and if you yourself get into a situation where you have a loss of income, having a HELOC can be a saving grace whereas ifyou pull from it for a home and then cannot make the payment they will not allow you to draw on it.For me, all about risk and risk tolerance, - which doing this for me adds a significant layer of risk.

Where you buy a primary residence and then rent out the bedrooms to friends or others.