@Stephen Moskowitz I meant that the cost of renovating becomes higher if you have to factor in the cost to raise the home on top of all of the other renovations.

I believe there are a few different schools of thought on this.Personally, I think it's wise to at least take a look at how the numbers crunch with management being factored in.

Real estate here is hot due to many factors and I am interested  in the opportunity which exists.  

Is that factoring in the HOA costs?

There's always the possibility that they can go up a significant amount based on a number of factors that would really compromise cash flow.

I have a 210K interest only HELOC untapped with a $0 balance and a rate @ 3.75 and I'm looking to do a refinance on some of my other properties and wanted to get a sense of how that would factor in to my DTI. 

That's a matter of long term strategy to avoid ever increasing insurance rates due to hurricane risk factors.  

Based on the BP Calc, I can make $40k with nearly all holding costs factored in if I buy at $330k.The comps on the high side are $600k and up and all have 4-6 bds.

Normal real estate appreciation, the kind agents and homeowners talk about, is dependent on a lot of factors.

Factoring in for weather (something we don't have in socal) Is a necessary step in the due diligence Nevertheless, for my long term landlording goals, I do believe that this will work.Thank you.