It would seem that a HELOC for a down payment on a new investment property when it comes to SFR or 2,3,4 Plex is a no go due to Debt to Income ratio.But can I use a HELOC as a down payment on a 5+ unit?

Or if we rent it at all during the first year, is it a no-go? 

This was a vacant lot that was advertised online with a no reserve auction for $101.

We have to allow service animals to reside in a no-pet property but that doesn't mean the service animal gets to visit any property they want.

It would have to be a strong deal for me to go after it like this and if the cash flow isn't there to comfortably cover both notes it would obviously be a no go.

The Virginia side of the border that is essentially a no go, while DC and Montgomery County both allow it with certain conditions.

(my lawyer advised a no contact)ALSO if he does not include the late fee, do I still have grounds for eviction as I do not want to accept partial payment?

Whereas, for a fix n flip or a no fix n flip, the properties make perfect sense at retail.Thank you for your input about FL, hopefully others will chime in to help with their regions.

With our apartments and rental homes that a no, we don't let tenants change locks.

Borrowed down money has always been a no.