The tenants we typically get under this business model tend to be workaholics and they rarely complain about much (so far) so I haven't had any issue.

Make sure to work with an experienced investor-friendly agent that can help you with your strategy and identify the right on-market and off-market opportunities.

Thats a good question to ask so I'll have to look into that.Interesting note about taking off the listing and delisting it!

Not only that but you are going to carry a Heloc in a 2nd lien position and you will not be able to pull out more cash unless you do a cash out refinance to pay off the previous Heloc and take out more cash.85% of the home owners who take out a Heloc refinance in 3-5 years so it makes more sense to simply do a COR and avoid the future closing costs.

They are hands-off, institutional grade real estate investments, and they allow you the option to diversify into offerings in markets across the country.

They are written off your personal residence.

Would be looking for between $600-700k on a new loan to pay off our current line and have free cash to continue to scale. 

I'll stick to the Lightning... but I still have my long-paid-off 1996 RAM 3500 dually and 1999 RAM 2500 just in case (especially if I ever have to tow long distances.) 

I have a fully paid off property in an LLC (open to quickclaim deed for the loan)  that I am trying to use the equity to BRRRR and begin investing.

So, we are segregating off our rental endeavors to a single LLC to protect our other operations.