I have attached the following link for the property: http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2673-N-Miranda-Ave-Fayetteville-AR-72703/2146094178_zpid/ I would be putting a 20% down payment on this property.

If you have time and you want to learn and do FIX-N-FLIP, then that will give you good "forced appreciation" which you then convert to cash by selling the property.

Hello all,I was wondering when it comes to a fix n flip how much should be allocated for contingency funds?

For instance, in Dallas, we purchased a large apt community w/n 10mIles of where Toyota was moving there NA headqurters creating a $7B economic impact to the area.

Originally posted by @Percy N.

Originally posted by Adam N.

Is it a help or hinderance to wholesaling and flip n fix having a license?

@Percy N., how do I list the property on the MLS without an agent?

@Roy N.

I would be biased towards the conventional mortgage on the investment property because it doesn't directly risk your home and will likely be a fixed rate (vs variable on the HELOC)Given that, I would look at it like this:Pick a time frame maybe 2-3 years (you said buy-n-hold, so that would be a minimum), compare the overall costs (fees, interest, etc) of the HELOC vs the conventional loan.