Since you still have a mortgage on your first property, transferring title *could* trigger the due on sale clause if the mortgage holder looks into it.

If you are doing this in the real estate industry, you lend cash to others and secure your loan with a mortgage.

So my strategy would be to get a 70%LTV loan and mortgage from a bank and find maybe 1-3 debt investors to finance the rest.

I haven't seen the house in about 2 years so it's not like I'm running down there dealing with stuff myself but ultimately I don't have it under true "property management"I owe about 29K on the mortgage and about 13K on a HELOC that I used to purchase another property a year and a half ago. 

They just count toward your basis, and can reduce any gain when you sell.Part 2: Mortgage Interest and Real Estate Taxes 75% will be deducted against rental income on Sch E 25% will be deducted as itemized deductions on your Scheduel A (If your itemized deductions are above the $24k required for 2018 to be able to itemize) If your itemized deductions are below $24k- you get the $24k standard deduction instead and nothing happens with that 25% of the interest/re taxes. 

Joe Massey, Castle & Cook Mortgage, Denver. https://www.castlecookemortgage.com/location/denver/

. - You'll learn why mortgages make you really wealthy by holding properties and paying them off instead of just buying RE and either flip or sell quickly and teach you more about the investing process in general. 

Rent $1440, FMV $165, outstanding mortgage 94k.

Our plan was to rent it and buy a duplex with a FHA 3.5% Mortgage.   

I will have a $220k 30-year fixed rate mortgage at 4.875%.