I went to a local bank today and my only option is an in-house loan.

I'm not an agent, which means I can say things they can't, and I can also work in tandem with them. 

It could be the tenant doesn't like to fully close the door because it gets too steamy in the shower.Water leaks can be tricky, but in my rentals, more often than not, it is an action by the tenant and not a plumbing or poor construction job.  

I am looking for some coaching/mentoring from an advanced imvestor that might be able to look through my portfolio with a different lens and give some advice on next steps.

The property is under their name but I’m thinking of moving it to an LLC (they would still be primary owners of LLC)z  Any strategies anyone would recommend to do this without creating a taxable event?

And yes, you can ask for more from an arbitager. 

According to Realtor.com, it's worth $120k.I'd like to tap into that equity with a HELOC.Has anyone here gotten a HELOC on an investment property?

Hi @Gerardo Arias, if you have not connected with an investor/ investor-focused realtor in the area yet, I highly recommend reaching out to @Josh Green.

When I inquired about it, the manager told me, ‘the tenant had an issue moving out of their last place’.

Recently I moved out of an apartment complex after a 10 month lease.