I know there are a couple different ways to use the rental income ($1,750) from the two tenants each month, but I am having a hard time deciding which method would be the most beneficial for me and my long-term RE plans.

I know there are a couple different ways to use the rental income ($1,750) from the two tenants each month, but I am having a hard time deciding which method would be the most beneficial for me and my long-term RE plans.

I paid off ALL my debt by following the Dave Ramsey method.

I have worked numerous closing with Jeff Rubnitz over the past 4 years. 

Would anyone like to share their method on smaller book keeping and perhaps i can compare what exactly needs to be recorded and what may just be excess.

What type of HELOC is best for the BRRRR method of investing?

I have a duplex that I purchased with 100k Personal lines of credit (great rates) BRRRR method. 

Long-term, my focus will be the greater Huntsville area (wife eventually wants to settle in Northern AL), so I have enjoyed both books by David Greene, Long-Distance Real Estate Investment, and the BRRRR method.

The downside would come if you are not getting good enough deals to justify the BRRR method and you would then grow much more slowly than starting off with a portfolio rehab loan from the beginning.  

Due diligence:  I would find out what the lender's underwriting parameters and due diligence procedures are and if you agree with them make sure you have a method in place to insure they comply with those methods.