I like option #2 but you might not be able to buy too many homes with just $75,000.You might be able to get into some decent properties in the $200,000 range in those cities which would require 20% down which is $40,000.If you had $25,000 ontop of the $75,000 HELOC, you might be afford the downpayment, closing costs and a small rehab budget.Best of luck!

The size of the data sample required for accuracy is definitely key. 

From my perspective a 6% commission has never been required.

However, it is important to familiarize yourself with the legal eviction process in your area and follow all required steps to ensure a smooth eviction process.

One of the brokers said he could send me dealflow but required that I sign a non exclusive representation agreement.

Texas law concerning series LLC specifies that separate records and bank accounts are NOT required for each series for the separation of each series liability to be recognized in court.  

All 3 typically have different requirements. 

Should I request a receipt for this charge, even though it's below $600 and may not require a 1099 form?

It is easier to use as LLCs have requirements like separation of assets (personal and LLC assets are to be separate) in order to not be pierced for asset protection. 

I have a property ideal for conversion into a triplex with minimal renovation required.