I own my primary residence, and I'm working towards saving up for a down payment on a duplex/triplex to rent out.

Dayton primary location Cincinnati/Columbus secondary locationsWhat have you done?

Can the LOC be secured against an investment property or does it have to be a primary residence? 

I know of a few individuals who had significant issues with the process to the degree that they had taken nearly all their course work but were then told that due to changing laws they would have to start over.I would like to get advice from you all regarding both the field of Property Management, in general and specifically in Indiana, and in the licensing and additional requirements that I may, as of now, be unaware of to professionally perform in this arena.NOTE:I am currently unable, financially, to make this my primary day-to-day job, so will have to work it around my current career that represents 10 hrs/day during the week.

@David Zheng: Two primary things you have to make sure that all the agreements which are in place are still active and applicable, even after the sale of the ownership of the LLC, and the second is that the books and records, including accounting, sales, taxes and other documents are accurate since the beginning of the business.

And this year I was able to buy my first primary residence (house hack with roommates paying rent) and I just closed on my first investment rental property.

I told him to keep the condo, refi the VA into a conventional, and then purchase his primary with his VA loan; what i'm not sure about is if he does a conv refi, will that prevent him from getting the VA loan for 6 months or so?

This is in spite of owning our primary and several rentals in LA.

I acquired them as my primary residence.

For the record I know I won't be able to have multiple FHA loans, and once we're in a new primary residence and have the rental, my plan is do flips/rehabs or buy and holds depending on the deals I find.