Pennsylvania eviction processYou should bookmark that web site and buy their book, "Every Landlord's Legal Guide."

I listen to podcasts, read the forums and have been reading Brandon Turner's book "The Book on Rental Property investing.

Have you read @Anson Young's book?

I listened to quite a few podcasts a few weeks ago and they ask the guests for favorite book/latest business book read.

If they've been with me for 2+ years then I may let them go month-to-month at the standard rate.

Through the podcasts and books, BiggerPockets has given me the confidence to chase my dream! 

I got really exited to invest in real estate as buy n hold (specifically BRRRR) after reading several bigger pocket books n listening podcast.

The current standard closing timeline is too short to also get a HELOC approved in time, and the mortgage lender will usually need to see those funds available to underwrite your next mortgage (though I'm not a lending expert, and it's possible if you used the same lender for both products, this might condense a bit more).In terms of strategy, we got the HELOC for as much as the lender would possibly give us, but only took out what we needed for the specific property when we found it.

The foreclosures can come with a lot of risk, mostly because there's no standardization with them so you' have to investigate every single property very thoroughly to know exactly what you're getting. 

Maybe this when I start writing a book?