I would like to make that more of a priority in my life and as such my investment strategies should allow me to work from anywhere in the world.In terms of why I joined Bigger Pockets, I feel it is a great resource to network and develop connections as well as an awesome educational platform.

I understand we have to live in it as a primary residence for at least one year but are there limitations with actually living in the home?

*Reposting on the Maryland forum*Hi all,I am looking to get a HELOC on my primary to expand my rental portfolio and I came across Andrews Federal Credit Union with the following terms (property is in CA):The contact said they can go as high as 100% LTV after approval of appraisal ($450).

Any Ideas on platforms to reach out on for serious partners.

@Terence, thanks for your reply.Yes the Airbnb platform has really taken off in the past 3yrs, and the market may indeed be saturated in your areas. 

C) If the above makes sense you may have greater flexibility with the options you have with the multifamily you choose (or other investments that will take you closer to your Financial freedom number)D) if your primary goal is immediate cash flow, CA is a difficult nut to crack for that with multi-families at the moment.

. $500 summer lease-this is around average rent for off campus house with Utilites includedExpensestaxs- $1,700insurance- $2050gas- $1,900Electric- $1,200Water/Sewer- $2,000Yearly maintance- $1,000total= $9,850NOI based on Semester Rents Without Summer leases and late fees $26,000($16,150)Purchasing Home with Primary Home Equity. 

My primary objective is acquiring decent cash flow and the savings that I have aren’t tied to any kind of debt.

Please read through and help.Setting the Table:Property is in San Diego, CaliforniaJust purchased and closed on a nice primary home with a granny flat in the back that is rented.

Most have a tenant rep broker they use and connect you up with them.Cap rate is usually tied to location ( urban,suburban,rural), location and quality of the tenants ( national, regional, mom and pop), and terms of the lease ( primary lease term in years, level of lease guarantee, rental increases, any termination rights, disclosure of sales, restrictive use rights, co-tenant anchor clauses,etc.).You need a void analysis from a landlord rep leasing broker.