This would mean 30k in equity for you, which will help you renovate your now VA loan home or use on another investment property.Renovate the newly VA loan home bought at 0% down using the HELOC funds. 

$110,000 in equity in only 10 months - 75K cash invested = 35K added equityHELOC out all money for next property Lessons learned?

So, we have about 350k in equity that we’re sitting on.

Conservatively speaking, should $750k in equity be giving me more than the $3400 per month we are clearing today?

But to answer your question in a broader sense, I am marketing to $600k and under in market value, $200k or higher in equity (on the sale side). 

So at 75k LTV I am looking at 50k in equity, what are the odds of being able to use that equity as leverage?

The money I give a seller comes out of the $25,000 investment.When I sell to a Tenant Buyer, since I am offering Terms that they otherwise can't get, I sell the property "As Is" for a "built in equity" of an additional $10,000 to $25,000 depending on the house.

If you have 1mm in equity could you take that same 1mm into a different investment and increase your bottom line cashflow? 

Hi, I'm looking to buy my first RE investment property, I have 25K for down payment in a turn key SFH, but also I can refinance my house and put 150K in equity to a down payment for a MFH of 20-25 units, I would like to have the opinion of a seasoned investor because I'm new to the investing in real estate, any good advise in how to start up would be greatly appreciated.

I don't believe that the property will increase much in equity but the two bedroom and basement combined can potentially pay the entire mortgage while I'm living in the 3 bedroom and will cashflow when I move out.Should I do it or not?