Having a home in Gainesville that we own would be ideal, and then any investing on top of that we can do gets our foot in the Door de la Real Estate.

I know Missouri's laws regarding a tenant abandoning property, but this really doesn't seem to fit.

No, the homes I deal with have always been filled with junk!

I'm getting ready to graduate in a year, and am wanting to know if it makes sense to use a HELOC to buy a few turnkey properties (2-4 ideally) to build up the portfolio while I'm in school, and then pay down the HELOC to then use it to buy a modest du/tri/quadplex.   

I'm again debating if this is the time to sell, as it doesn't fit my criteria anymore.

Ideally this is a person who will take some time to discuss my goals, help me create a sustainable plan to further develop my portfolio, and is connected with others to help expand my team (e.g. financing, management, contractor etc).Alright Biggerpockets... let's see whatcha got!

I will see if I can fit all of these things into the renovation loan for sure!

Regarding the missing drawers, she threw them over a wall into an alley in a fit of rage.

A commercial listing agent representing the seller on commercial real estate will not expect a prequal letter, instead they will expect a Letter of Intent from you, proof of funds on top of that would be ideal.

The house is already divised to be ideal for that so I get a minimum of rehab to begin with