At the end of 5 years, you can decide to change lenders, in which case you need to apply to other lenders, or your existing lender (as long as you have been making regular payments) will offer to continue your loan into a new term with the existing amortization continuing.

This is probably the route I would take.

The address is:Keller Williams 202 US Route One Falmouth MEWe will be meeting at 6 pm.

Even regular attorneys can, and often do, get issues of incorporation and asset protection wrong.

Many Investors are confused whether a S Corporation or a LLC is the best route to go.

But I want to have as much knowledge as I can so when I do turn 18 I can be great at this and not have to have a regular 9 to 5.

There are about 4 REIA meetups in the Fresno area that meet regularly - all of then have some very experienced investors as well as beginners who are still trying to learn the ropes - you can go to Meetup.com to find the ones most convenient for you to attend.  

If you do want to go that route work with an agent who has done them before.

Should I go with a Heloc, a home equity loan or since my DTI is low, go the conventional route?

The reason I'm considering this, is because I'm planning to purchase a 2nd property, and feel that my current prop mgt company knows more as far as neighborhood, rent potential, repair, etc compared to the regular real estate agent.Any thoughts ?