It's a basement unit. I bought it last year because I thought the price was pretty good considering it's located in Brookline and gives good cash flow. I'm trying to do BRRRR on this unit by renovating the whole bathr...

Think mini pensions or rental properties that provide steady cash flow.However, if your net worth is under $4 to $5 million, you’re still in growth mode and should keep your day job.

Would love to chat and offer any help that I could provide! 

Personally, I've been looking into more fixer-uppers and value-add opportunities where the initial purchase price is lower, and the potential for appreciation is significant.

Loan to value ratio: The higher the loan to value ratio (LTV) is, pricing takes a hit.

BRRRR, flips, long-term buy and holds, high cash flow, good potential appreciation in the right areas, mid-term rentals (many traveling nurses come here because of the Cleveland Clinic), Air Bnbs, etc.

Does Batchskip provide a high percentage of real, working phone numbers?

For any of you medium to high volume flippers, I'm curious as to how you compensate your Project Managers.

I already will have enough saved to make the payments for an entire year while I am in school so if I provide them proof of that will there be an issue?

It can definitely happen, but if you're leaving a bit of cash in each one that's much better than putting 25% down every time.If you don't have a value-add strategy I don't see the point in using a HELOC.