I used a HELOC on my home as a down payment and around $30,000 of my own money over the course of 6 months to repair it.

I'm adding now Wrap to my vocabulary of course. my next question is where can I go or with whom I can talk to explain more in deep these options, the pros, and cons, and hire someone to help me and teach me all the paperwork that I will need to do properly and make a real offer, and to try to buy without traditional bank loans a property that I want for investment.Thank you so much for your help and time

Since this would be considered your course of business because it is not a one off, you should also look into things like using 3rd party servicers etc. to maintain compliance.If you want to do it right, then yes use underwriters to review the loans and treat it as if you were Wells Fargo originating a loan to yourself.

Of course that is laughable - the house if a lot more than just a payment. 

For example, we had guests book under a parents name than we of course had issues with them so they faked some things to try and get a full refund.

It's a Chihuahua - of course it barks a lot.

(Of course you can always get more insurance if you want.) 

@Carlos PtriawanI did recently see a video with US significantly lacking from other major countries as our office vacancy rates are significantly higher than others, and we are one of the only countries who is not permanently back to the office .Which, of course this not only impacts office, but a significant impact on small businesses, especially retail such as restaurants who support these offices.

While the tenant believes it's dry enough and livable, it's crucial to have a professional mitigation company evaluate the situation thoroughly.

Of course there are pros and cons but with a good team you can trust, out of state is a great way to expand your portfolio.