These lines of credit generally have 1-2 year renewal periods and require you to send the bank your tax returns and possibly personal financial statement on an annual basis.In my experience "HELOCs" are associated with your primary residence. 

have your information handy - income, debts, etc. just tell them you're not ready to have your credit pulled but you'd like to know what you might qualify for.

It's now produces about $450/mo in cash flow after all expenses, not including debt paydown.

These typically are not reported to credit bureaus and also do not affect your debt to income ratio which frees up your credit for personal loans that you may need in the future as well as does not limit you to the amount of loans that you can have as a buy and hold investor. 

• Short term rental of one's own primary residence only• Not able to rent a room or primary residence for more than 120 days a year, or apply for extended home-sharing• Extended home-sharing would be granted if additional criteria are met (see above)• Possession of a Transient Occupancy (Tax) Registration Certificate from Office of Finance• Not located in a unit subject to the Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO)• Approval from landlord (if a tenant)• Home-Sharing takes place in area approved for residential useHere is the document - https://planning.lacity.org/or...I would give them a call and see what they say.

On balance, over the 4 years of ownership the property was break even after debt service.

The Pro-Rata rule applies if your Traditional IRA contains both pre-tax and after-tax contributions.

For CA investors the proximity to Nevada, landlord friendly, low property taxes and easy to get to Reno from the Bay Area make it a good spot.

A solid appreciation market, strong tech and manufacturing growth, landlord friendly and low property taxes.

How do we demonstrate (for taxes) the rental of our home?