I'm also new to real estate investing, and got into it from reading Rich Dad Poor Dad.

And I keep re-reading your first post and not understanding where a HELOC is coming into the equation.

It's weird.ya know maybe they ( millennials ) read the articles  … and think they should rent.. and I do know that homeownership East of the Mississippi in general is not coveted as much as on the coasts .. were even here in Portlandia Millennials buy most of the starter housing.. but they also buy condo's down town and rent.. but agreed.. first thing anyone should do in IMHO is buy them selves a home if they plan on living in a community any length of time. and in lower priced areas go ahead and buy it anyway.. get in for the lower down and better interest and if you move wa la you have a rental already bought.. paying rent is a fools errand..   

I was looking back in my emails after reading this thread and I was sent information by ABC Capital by Oliver, cc Jay on how to sell their turnkeys to Investor clients in February 2017.

Or maybe I'm reading into it too much.

Spent quite a bit of time reading discussions before I joined and am glad I did.I'm currently 25 living in Cincinnati, OH. 

I didn't know the best way to do this so I Youtube'd it and read reviews from people who had done it.

Thanks for reading :)

I'll give it a read, I'm sure its exactly what I am looking for.

I'll read the book, thanks for passing along!