We are relocating a family member closer to family.

I am currently living in ND and wanting to relocate to Iowa.

My partner purchased a 2bed/2bath condo in Palm Desert where she was living and workingUnfortunately she had to relocate for work and she is looking at  LTR and potentially MTR.

I need to relocate out of state and very confused if I should sell or tap on to it's equity using HELOC and reinvest in other properties although I don't have any solid plans on where to reinvest as yet.

If all else fails and it doesnt succeed as rental , could convert to a furnished MIdterm rental and market to insurance relocation families (call insurance relocation specialists - companies that work out these kind of deals) cash flow would be higher than LTR.

We have helped several families relocate to Hickory from the Charlotte area and have helped our investor clients to purchase MTRs and buy and holds there as well.

Tenant complaint of mold growth inbetween grout lines in standing shower which is fully tiled.She says it is hard to keep up and has to clean every week and still black grime grows.I went and inspected it and asked a handyman who came to property to fix another issue to take a look.Handy man told the tenant (instead of talking to me) that it is mold and whole standing shower needs to be torn down.Tenant panics ,makes a fuss and ask for a professional inspection.I ordered one and it came positive in standing shower and also in the cabinet adjusent to 2nd tub bath.I got 3 quotes to remediate it. 4300$ is the what i am looking at now .But i cannot remediate it with the tenants in there.I have to relocate them to a hotel .Do i pay for their hotel expense??

Also fellow military re-locating to Charleston area next year for the beginning of civilian life.

Between getting laid off from my job, relocating to LA and the exponential growth of my portfolio, it has been busy!

You would be in an ideal situation to house hack with long and lucrative tours, and would almost certainly qualify for the most flexible standards as far as primary, relocation, etc.