My wife and I haven't leveraged the 10% second home loan yet, for us currently that is the most realistic path forward for current costs of properties but I'm unsure where and how we can pull that off, been out of the market for a little while so wanted to see what others are doing to make it work in this state as I want to get back into the game this year.Thanks

.)✅ Return all keys, garage remotes, and access cards✅ Provide a forwarding address for the security deposit refundLandlord/Property Manager Responsibilities✅ Conduct a pre-move-out inspection (optional)✅ Take photos/videos of the property’s condition✅ Verify all keys, garage remotes, and access cards are returned✅ Check for unpaid rent, utilities, or damages beyond normal wear and tear✅ Hire a cleaning service (if needed)✅ Complete repairs and maintenance (paint, flooring, appliances, HVAC, plumbing)✅ Change locks if required by state law or property policy✅ Test smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms✅ Review lease terms for security deposit deductions✅ Send tenant security deposit refund (minus any deductions) within the legal timeframe

Helocs, just like mortgages, have occupancy clauses that state you plan to live in the home for the next 12 months.

I have a lot of personal experience with BRRRR—both from building my own rental portfolio here in Memphis, TN and from helping both local and out-of-state investors successfully scale their portfolios using this strategy.One of the biggest advantages I’ve been able to offer my clients is structuring deals with hard money lenders in a way that allows them to acquire properties with less than $10,000 out of pocket in most cases which results them in massive cash on cash returns!

Would this be most beneficial to present to lenders when trying to qualify, or are you stating that it would just be good for all of us to have all the number crunching written down?

Do you know what the difference between wholesaling and agent representation is for the state you want to wholesale in?

I am a fellow investor also looking for my first property but I also have a contracting and property management company.

They are very different.Probate and succession vary by state, so contact a probate attorney in the state the property is in for further details. 

You may to buy them but getting a state/city specific lease that is reviewed by a lawyer is worth the cost.

Currently we are in the state where we are forming our team.