You have to make sure there is reserves if everything hits the fan at once.

The length of title seasoning will determine what the lender will base their leverage on.Best of luck!

Notice to quit- it's the first step of a forceable eviction based on the tenant violating the lease in some way. 

Make sure you understand how they are compensated (even within the fee-only realm, there are different compensation structures such as hourly, project-based, etc.) 

Estimates for each of these costs will vary based on a variety of market-specific and property-specific factors. 

Assuming good credit you can likely do better but HELOC's are priced on the consumer side of the house so they can move up or down based on the need for the deposits that come with them.

Base info: Purchase price: 730k newly constructed town houseOption 1. 30 year fixed, no PMI, Interest 6.875%, total closing cost 92k with 10% down, monthly payment $5000Option 2. 30 year FHA, Interest 5.5%, total closing cost 89k with 10% down, monthly payment $4700Option 3. 40/15 year balloon, no PMI, interest 6.625%, total closing cost 47k with 5% (max) down, monthly payment $4700Option 4. 30 year fixed, Interest 6.5%, total closing cost 85k with 10% down, monthly payment $5000My strategy is to reside in this property with roommates for 1-2 years and then renting out the entire property once I purchase another one.

If electric, reach out to your provider to see if you can lock in a flat rate with them based off last years average.

One on top of each other and the outer layer is thick plastic sheeting stapled,- There's exposed wall from the back room to the garage,- Low hanging ceiling fans that are head height and drooping,- Small side room has no wall to the hallway.

They had set pricing for the weekdays and weekends, and based on the tax returns they sent me it appeared they were not reporting all their income.