I live in England and have found a property that would offer a good Air BnB income.The seller's realtor is saying that he can get Air BNB receipts from the current owner to prove the income.

i am personally not a fan of flood properties although ive seen people have success with them. 

Recently we started embracing the banking industry but I'm not a big fan of being personally attached to properties. 

I'm not a big fan of taking diversity as meaning investing in real estate, stocks, bonds, gold, etc.

Sale price: $199,900 515 W 6th St. 3000 sq ft duplex, all new plumbing and electric, espresso shaker style cabinets, new tile, refinished hardwood floors, washer/dryer connections, central air/heat, ceiling fans, light fixtures, pier and beam foundation. 4 car detached garage, needs enclosed.

Sale price: $199,900 515 W 6th St. 3000 sq ft duplex, all new plumbing and electric, espresso shaker style cabinets, new tile, refinished hardwood floors, washer/dryer connections, central air/heat, ceiling fans, light fixtures, pier and beam foundation. 4 car detached garage, needs enclosed.

I'm personally not a huge fan of single-family investments as the returns in my opinion are not as good as you can get in the commercial area but it's most likely a safer way to start as people always need shelter so assuming the house is in reasonable condition and you price it right you should have minimal vacancy.  

So I'm definitely a fan, but, like @Eric Schultz said, the thing to watch out for with a LOC is the variable rate.

I am a huge fan of Dennis Kolodin at Metro Realty. www.metrorealtyphx.com He is a really knowledgeable person who knows this market.

I am not opposed to getting an fha mortgage for my next property, just not a big fan of mortgage insurance if I can avoid it.It would be difficult for me to have a signed lease for the unit I currently live in, as I wouldn’t be able to get a tenant until I moved out.