Could you elaborate on how you arranged that (legals, title?

If you plan to do property management in this area get your website up and running, get some paying clients, social media, and all the legal done first.

However, it demands strategic and cautious handling.The advantage lies in accessing capital without selling existing investments, but the risk involves putting your primary residence on the line if you can't meet the loan obligations.A HELOC should not be your primary choice, as it carries more risk than a traditional mortgage with higher interest rates.Considering your stable income and disciplined approach to investing, focus on saving for the down payment.

I've owned and lived at the property since 2021 so I meet those requirements.

My onboarding usually involves having my team send the prospect with our onboarding documents and I will either meet in person or do a zoom call with them to talk about our process and see if we are a good fit for one another.If they want to move forward, they fill out the onboard docs which I pass to my VAs and they setup the listings.

@Joel Bongco would love to meet up with you all for coffee as well!

I want to learn more, meet people, and work for someone (even if it’s part time minimum wage)!

As soon as you’re able start to attend local real estate meetings and networking events if there are any in your area.

Having a real estate attorney review the agreement and provide guidance throughout the transaction can help ensure that everything is done properly and legally. 

Hi Alex and Lateefah - great to meet you both and hope  we get to work together at some point.