Thank you for any thoughts, I am planning to close on the HELOC next Tuesday, 2/27/18, and will be reading the fine print for the loan in advance once the bank sends it to me tomorrow morning.

There are a number of mail houses out there that will print the letters and mail them out.

Okay, let’s see how these same properties work for them, assuming everything else is the same:Essentially, they’ve created a $30k annual earned income on these 11 properties, which can be used to pay executive salaries, and passed on to shareholders as dividends—and they’ll earn another $300k in capital gains if nothing extraordinary happens--and remember, AH4R alone has over 50,000 homes in 22 states.It sounds like a license to print money.Risks do exist for these REITs, though.

Yes.With any agreement, make sure to read the fine print.

Thing is though for my follow ups i am printing my own postcards much cheaper than using a service such as yellow letters.

I've seen reports of companies claiming to be able to build 3d printed houses for $10k.

The reasons go like this: I live out of foot print.

@Dan EarlDan: google your state landlord-tenant laws and print them out for future reference.

I sold my offset printing business and a few years after the turn of the century, I took a job at night at my friend’s company to keep food  N the table while I built my real estate empire.

Vista print is a cheap way to get a whole bunch.