You need to have money set aside of emergencies and just life in general so I wouldn't look to tie it up and over extend yourself.

Sometimes they will even let a place go dark and keep paying without releasing if they can move and open up in a stellar location. 

What I'm worried about is getting myself extended (leveraging) so far with the HELOC.  

They are not like other PMs that I hear want to manage the property as though they own it themselves.And then to have multiple properties just extends into the time I would rather use doing other things.

It is fairly easy if you have the seller on your side and you can get the loan info as well as a mortgage info release doc signed by the borrower. 

I didn't upgrade because I feel I don't even use my free account to its full extend.

There is another party involved who will not sign to release the money.

You will need to identify the Note, the security, the original amount of the obligation, it current balance, the purchase price and costs of the transaction (title insurance, attorney fees, release fees, escrows, taxes and insurance paid, broker fees, etc.) as you must document your costs of acquiring the Note.

Just the slightest loss of income like an extended turn over or unexpected expense will send you cap rate in to the tank.

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