BTW, my credit card has 0% interest rate for the first 15 months.Option 2: Refinance my first rental home which may have an appraised value of $40,000 (newly renovated) and pull out 75% Loan to value = $30,000.

Agents think they are gold when newly licensed but really they are just a dime a dozen.

The line of credit I would take out on the newly accuired property would not be paid off so to say but on paper it is because I have the title and the bank doesn't know I used the first line of credit to purchase a home.

#2...if he changed his name legally, he will have an official name change certificate from the State of Texas, along with a newly issued birth certificate.  

My realtor did tell me though, that my property would be much higher in value, since the properties that were pulled comps are older properties, and not newly rehabbed?  

If you can land a national tenant versus a mom and pop the cap rate you can sell at is more compressed generally which increases your exit value especially on a newly minted NNN lease.

Antidotally, I can say that any newly declared wholesalers I have encountered in the Maritimes in the past 3-4 years have faded away.

I haven't used this yet but it just launched a few months ago and looks really great.  

Plan to launch a campaign in the next 2-3 weeks. 

The new tenant is like a newly minted mortgage note as you have a short seasoning history of how they will perform in your property.