There are several 3 bed / 2 bath, 1k - 1500 sqft houses, selling for 60 - 70k.

Jay Hinrichs points out in podcast 222 that one should pay off their properties sooner than later, in case something unforeseen/bad happens, you have multiple (good) exit strategies.You can still leverage your properties - you can get a HELOC (actually there is no such thing for investment properties, it's called portfolio line of credit or asset based LOC) and you'll be able to use it in case the need appears, without paying interest all the time.Let me know the conclusion you reach.

., B to B+ area4/2/2 built 19731400sq ft149kest: 40k rehab ARV $249krents in area on 3's going for $1800-2250, no 4 beds under 2500sq ft in area to compare rent ratesI asked the agent if it was sinkhole home, because numbers sound like one.. but claims not, states the home is currently owned and lived in by investor, investor bought home in 2001 for 90k at auction, has lived in it since and never put any money into the home except kitchen with new appliances.

There are too many factors that have to line up perfectly to make this work.Your best bet is to work something out with your ex-wife.

I purchased a 4 bed, 4 bath 2100 sq. ft. home in Oct. 2017 ($298k...Allen, TX).

Task rabbit is that service  perhaps people can get you that chicken noodle soup if you are sick in bed and no one can be there for you. 

I have a 2 bed 1 bath 850 sq ft  house under contract in Shively 40216.Purchase price of $50,000 and an appraisal of $74,000 (67.5% LTV) .

You should set up an ideal situation with one like a line of credit with them and then once you have a purchase, go to someone else and refi it. 

Long story short,  here is the deal:-He will give me essentially an interest free line of credit.  

If I don't have buyers lined up for homes, how can I have an inventory?