On the other hand, you can produce a similar return (or better) by shifting the money to another market that is safer for landlords.

If they aren't too bad, can use the money to get a mortgage, rent a room in your house and use that income to pay down the student loan, you may want to think about it.

Most of the programs I actually learned stuff from.

Interest is the cost of borrowing money and, as the article says: “As long as you’re making that money work for you—for instance investing in other property—and your rate of return is greater than your cost of the HELOC, it’s a good tool”I am paying roughly 4.5% to borrow money on a HELOC that is making me a minimum of 20% on my investments.

Earn money3. raise moneyreality is majority earn money that they save then its not many people who actually raise money.

Actually @Ryan Thomson want to write a biggerpockets book together on househacking? 

cash and private money JV How did you add value to the deal?

I actually need this type of lockbox too, but I'm not drawn to the style of the IglooHome lockbox.

Fannie/Freddie money = Fannie/Freddie rules.

Too many people face the nightmare of running out of money during retirement, a time when they are least able to reenter the workforce.