I think there usually is little turnover from year to year, but I'd just like to hear what your experience has been with this.Ive heard that section 8 tenants typically stay in a property 7-10 years.

Waiting until six months allows you to get typically 75% of the new appraised value. 

Landlords typically want someone working on their property that’s properly licensed and insured but then you’re gonna let a tenant who may or may not know with doing work on the property that more than likely doesn’t have any licensing or insurance.

Construction takes 6-8 months.

And HELOCs are re-usable, so i can save that 2.5% origination fee for multiple use in the next 5 years.Alternatively I could go learn the typical way and deal with HML, build a network.

I am looking for a mentor or teacher to show me the ropes with flipping, finding deals, long term/short term rentals in exchange for a hard working individual with a lot of construction knowledge.

If they have a good history of making payments I will do 0% down and typically do about 10% interest over 10-20 years depending on the community. 

My investment team will include the following individuals: Investors, Lenders, Brokers, Tax attorneys, Accountants, Realtors, Business consultants, business mentors, appraisers, construction contractors, marketing team, and fiduciary financial advisors, who else should I be working with? 

There is typically a misconception on what a c/o refi is vs a rate and term refi when it comes to a recently rehabbed property.

The average property management fee for rental properties typically ranges from 8% to 12% of the monthly rental income.