The more I think about it the more I don't think a LOC will actually help me.That would be more suitable if I just needed access to capital to use for down payments.So I guess I'll see if I can qualify for any of their home loan programs first.If not then I'll explore the commercial or portfolio route.If that also fails then I'll resort back to lenders I've connected with here on BP.I'd just prefer to work with a local bank or credit union I can build a long term relationship with if possible.If anyone has any other suggestions on how I should approach them please let me know.

But I think the truck will be more suitable as it would attract more people.

Realistically the property  was not suitable as a buy and hold rental.

If you have time, take notes on the experience and appreciate this experience could be teaching you valuable lessons that will surely help you in your real estate investing career. 

@Travis RichardsonMulti units are hard to come across in Miami, you may end up more north Miami before you find one suitable for the 203k loan

Yesterday Harvard announced they will have online courses for Undergrads @ $50k this coming fallhttps://theweek.com/speedreads/923878/harvard-undergraduates-pay-full-tuition-nearly-50000-completely-online-classes-fall$50k can be better spent on real estate with endless online free training material and maybe some mentorshipWhat can be going through these kids heads with an unstable economy, learning at home and unsure if a degree can guarantee them a career.

I think this society is relentlessly trying to brainwash you into the belief that your career should be your passion.

Getting my license was the first step I took in my career as well and that may be the best decision I have ever made in real estate so far.

REI is a professional career too. 

Joining KW has been the best move for my career.