Which would be difficult if I don't have steady income I have now.

If we do buy in SF dream is still invest...just wondering if SF ownership will make that really difficult to achieve.

I already have a HELOC on it and I am trying to raise my HELOC balance but the issue that I am running into is that the larger institutional banks are not willing to use the rental incomes from my 3 units toward my income in determining my debt to income ratio because the building is my primary residence. 

As I grew, i discovered there were certain limitations with Buildium that were difficult to overcome.

Here are the details of my situation:Purchase price: $9250020%down: $18500Loan balance: $74000Interest Rate: 5.25%PITI: $700/monthARV: 135000Equity: $61000What is the best strategy to get my equity out?

I’m in the same situation and it’s pretty difficult to get a good recommendation.

It is difficult to find great deals anymore but that's a lot of places. 

However; it may be difficult to get the local planning and building departments to allow them, so before investing do your due diligence.

The website was difficult to navigate, and we didn't find anything helpful. 

There are opportunities out there, but a mill rehab is more difficult than it looks.