It comes down to 3 factors#1..... damage to the property...... the issue needs to be fixed NOW or the damage will escalate quickly#2...safety..... is the issue an immediate safety problem#3...habitability..... does the issue effect the immediate habitability of the tenant.

I promise.

If the down payment that you need equals the entire 70% to 80% in value of your SFR, then I would go with the cash out refinance and get a fixed rate.If you only need 20% of the equity for the down payment, can pay it off relatively quickly, and want the rest of the equity accessible for future use, go with the HELOC.  

But in regard to rent, I would suggest doing a quick search on the ‘2% rule’.  

From street view, looks promising but would love to get insight on the neighborhoods from any PMs, Agents, or other investors in the area.Thanks!

Try to deny it and you'll quickly end up on the losing end of a court judgement.

Hey Todd,Thanks for the quick response and the info.

A brand new, highly promising, concept introduced by the Trump tax reform.

This is how your money flips out of the market quickly.3 - Rental Comps. 

They boot up quick and battery life is amazing.The upfront cost was really hard for me to overcome because most windows laptops were cheaper and had better specs but so far I'm really happy with the Macbook pro.