My response times are much faster for tenant issues than for my own.To me, buying a home is an investment strategy for expense reduction when retired as well.

Keep in mind that if there is a recession, people will likely stop buying products, which means reduction in labor forces.

You most likely need an attorney to represent the LLC in court and in property tax reduction appeals.Then there is the bookkeeping aspect of having them all and making sure you have the right checkbook on you.6.

The way I see it:HELOC:PROS:Don't use it, don't pay - great for flipsCONS:Variable APR that will go up in timeCan be recalled/changed if Wells Fargo decidesIf I want to purchase a hold property I would have to look for another loanSmaller amount than loanHarder to obtain - not a lot of lendersLoan: PROS: Fixed rate that will be below market value in a few yearsCan easily purchase another property without a new loan.No loan recall or change of termsPrincipal loan reduction with timeLots of lendersCONS: Don't use it, still paying - higher holding costsWhat can you recommend?

Plus the other people who are getting those deals ahead of time have fat pockets and can close with cash.

They will move to a unit in lesser condition for a reduction in rent and you will have a unit in much better shape ready to go.Over time, keep making improvements.

I like that too because those are nice big fat proceeds  checks  they feel good.

But that being said, when combined with other inflationary policies that increase the cost of goods, and a reduction in the affordability of healthcare will definitely make it more difficult for people to be able to afford mortgages.  

As for the fix's to the driveway I would say list at a higher rate  and give the buyer the option of you fixing it for a reduction of the List price.

We've had 86 months of consecutive inventory reduction in central Ohio so available homes are severely lacking right now!