That's what I'm aiming for, although I've yet to take the plunge.I plan on pulling the trigger in the next 6-12 months, all in out of state turnkey properties.

HELOCs are not good loans for long term financing, if you read the fine print, there are many things that may trigger the change in interest rates or having the loan commitment reduced or even called, they are best for short term financing needs that can be paid off quickly. :) 

You can always form a LLC/Corp later and transfer ownership to it but understand that it could trigger the "due on sale" clauseAs far as a LLC vs a corp the vast majority of investors I talk to do a LLC.  

I am so ready to pull the trigger but am so intimidated by the cost of housing in my area of Bergen county.  

A lease with option to purchase is not officially a sale, so that shouldn't trigger a commission payout in my opinion.  

We don't have any property of our own just yet but we are saving capital and when the time is right we will pull the trigger on a good deal. 

I've spent way too much time browsing listings and trying to find potential online but have been very gun shy to date.Hoping to learn a lot and maybe pull the trigger in the next year or so!!!

Also i would love to know what your buyers are interested in and pulling the trigger on.

The rest is history, just put one good deal in front of another.Finally, when you find it - PULL THE TRIGGER!

I have looked down that way but never pulled the trigger.