I keep telling people I know what I am talking about...

Count yourself lucky!

Inversely if you have a $100,000 5% 1st mortgage and want $250,000 you should go with a cashout mgt.Be careful, *some* lenders will discourage HELOCs b/c they make less $ on them or only offer them to get people's foot in the door.Quick Example Scenario. $250,000 1st mgt at 4% $1200/mn$100,000 HELOC at 10% - 12% $830 -$1000/mnor$350,000 $7.5% - $2,450/mn

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Attend meetups and meet as many people in RE as you can.

^There are a ton of people seeing success with Curbio.

I would never recommend people mix finances and /or share mortgage when they are not married.

I'm all about having strong opinionated people and surrounding yourself with those who are smarter than yourself and who are not afraid to tell you the truth.I would like to obtain and move into a 3rd property(townhome) in a nice neighborhood.

I do see alot of people searching for STR'S with private pools.I also see people buying multiple pool cabins, so they absolutely seem to be paying off.Many of these are indoor heated pools that can be used year round.

Right...and if you go to court, I believe the judge will count that as accepting that months rent correct?