I guess they're not responsible for their mistakes. 

The person who is doing our remodeling work doesn't accept our mode of money transfer(like zelle or bank to bank transfer) and requires checks.

I personally own properties in the counties of Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside and Kern. 

The HELOC would need to go off your personal situation but if needed you may be able to do DSCR on the short term rental.

Great question....my answer is total guess vs expert response, but I don't think you probably gain much if anything by doing a cost seg on a single family house with long term renter. 

i would say it depends on the overall investment strategy. im not really familiar with STR rentals in your area. personally i like the long term rentals, especially if you are trying to be hands off. we have two STR's, one we manage ourselves in FL and the other in Gatlingburg which is managed by a company. even with an STR rental company, i still find myself managing the manager. both require work and are by no means passive. long term (to me) is nice given time investment. hope this helps. 

I personally would use Shane Flipping- Flipping Custom Homes. 

Hi all,    I have a friend / private money person who is going to lend me money to buy a property. 

My HOA has said they're not responsible, but I have been told that the issue won't be solved unless all the units (less than 10 total), are sealed. 

Plaster your sticky notes to the front doors or mailboxes.Track responses and follow up promptly.