Those are the three ways that I know that you can approach the decision.

It is just my laypersons understanding of the law and how I might approach a similar situation.    

Zillows great for hypothetical situations but today's active listings in your area may be a better approach to a deeper understanding of the rental rates.

Its always best to get their corrections in writing on the job site, so you can approach them later with the literal correction complete, no further issues.  

Alternatively...Have you approached the seller to  see if they are willing to carry? 

The big downside to the wait-and-see approach would be that if you try to get a first lien HELOC on an investment property they will only give you 75 to 80% LTV whereas if you tried for the first line HELOC and owned it as your primary residence you can get up to 95% LTV. 

Unsure how to approach refinancing my house. 

I’m approaching a year and Im wanting to refinance and get some cash out, but I don’t want that rule to reset and be at risk for a due on sale after I’ve moved.

In my name I get the better rate but understand LLC protects from law suits if any.Any advise on how to approach this?

Hi @Christopher Murphy, try Sales Comparison Approach, this is simply a comparison of similar homes that have rented or sold locally over a given time period.