It's not financially viable right now if you don't know what you are doing.If you have some experience, those markets are all different.

We can always use some more knowledge from our experience investors in the community. 

I do recommend using an Independent Agent rather than any company directly when possible.I don't have any experience with Proper.

This was the best initial investment I could have made into the property - it immediately signaled to my tenant that I was serious about taking care of both the property itself, as well as improving their experience as a tenant, and we've been on great terms ever since.Let's say you talk with the owner and they don't know any information about the renter's situation. 

My experience is that a HELOC is much easier to obtain on a primary residence and challenging to obtain on a rental. 

Looking to connect with others who either have had similar experiences raising funds in the middle-market space.

Does anyone have any experience doing this?

It would also free up a lot of capital for other activities. 

I’ve heard from countless people over the years who made their construction financing decisions strictly based on the term sheet terms and have had miserable experiences.

Currently, the rental income would not cover the mortgage payments, but I'm considering refinancing if interest rates decrease (possibly conventional to free up VA entitlement) as well as adding a fifth bedroom to increase rental income.My Plans: I intend to retain the NC property due to a stable tenant with a recently renewed year-long lease.