So, in this case, you get the best of all worlds - enjoying the most favorable cash flow situation that you can muster (the less you're dipping into the HELOC the better) - but if you pick the right opportunity you will also get the chance to actively manage some value add project(s) to a property that you're already living in.If you're married to your current house and living situation, fine. 

Glad to hear you're enjoying yourself here thus far. 

We are in a situation where we have built a good bit of equity in our current primary residence and are trying to figure out the best method to leverage that equity to continue building our portfolio as fast as possible.

We are working on acquiring our first property soon.We want to form an LLC for our rental property in works in AL.

One we are interested in is in a trust.

Dear Mrs. tenant,We are excited to announce that our company is in the final stages of purchasing the building within which you reside, and I’ll begin managing the property on <date>.

Does everyone elss expect their tenants to wear bubble suits?

But the property turned out very nice and we are happy with the updated/upgraded systems of the house and should have limited capital expenditures upcoming for a significant amount of time.

We are still in the process of handling the situation.

We are interested in using the BRRRR strategy to buy and hold rentals (looking at a few areas in PA).