I personally prefer to negotiate time to get all of my permitting completed, but at minimum I want to check the items I noted above.

Check with some local banks and they might do a HELOC

Looking for some help on checking out a property in Gig Harbor anyone got a few spare minutes ?

You can also check meetup.com or search facebook for real estate investment groups, clubs, or meetings in your area.Start by going to www.narpm.org to search their directory of managers.

I've checked out a few of the videos already and it's been helpful.

Make sure you check zoning and HOA bylaws etc - some HOAs or HPRs will only allow you to rent to one family per property even if it is a split level.

I had checked with most of my local banks, big banks, and credit unions and they seem to all say that they only offer HELOC to primary residents.

Did you look in the attic or foundation to check structural?

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If the average rental price is $100 per unit, great deal.Flip on the computer and do a quick price check for 10x20s.