Yes you can do HELOCS on investment properties as long as it's not a multi unit.

But you should have a good idea of when that will come due and if you can finance it.

Then there's paint....for a long time, it was shades of brown/tan/beige, then went to gray (around 2015 as I recall, then back to the brown shades.I like the herringbone, maybe we will stop seeing Subway tile everywhere for a while...?

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I guess I was in analysis paralysis for a very long time.

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The good news is you don't need a specialty loan for a house hack, just a traditional primary home loan.

I do find it fascinating that I've heard from several developers that they are building/built apartment units for the long term, which to me sounds a bit risky.  

Here are my recommendations for you.Since you and your husband own the duplex under an LLC, with one unit as a mid-term rental and the other as a long-term rental managed by a property manager, having the right insurance coverage is essential.Your property manager’s $100K liability requirement is low.