@Jason Postill Every single strategy may and will work out well if you put in an effort and time into it.

This frees up your cash to allow you to keep making transactions and allows them to follow the lender guidelines.For rental, there are lenders that will loan 75% Cash Out, and I have heard of lenders offering more locally out west, with a 3 month seasoning requirement for market value.For primary homes, or house hack strategies, a HELOC may be the best bet, as lenders vary, but overall some strategies will offer the best savings of all.

I am looking to pick up a buy and hold single family or duplex property in the near future. 

If you did want to do SFR's in Beavercreek, I'd recommend looking for the single story ranch style brick homes that need a decent amount of rehab.

Greetings, I'm Sean Vitale and I found my way to BP through Mister Money Moustache on a search for financial freedom. 6 months ago I had no financial plans and I almost bought a single family home with no understanding of what that meant for my life or how it factored into the big picture. 

Earlier this fall I purchased my first investment property with a partner @Josh McQueen, a 3-2 single family near Ft.

In all the years under this property manager I have never received a single late fee charge, or damage to my home charge, or any charge for that matter.

(not so important but if they only require 15% down on a single family home that is usually a good sign that you are working with a flexible lender) Can I change title to my LLC?

Tenant B, a single person, would pay for 1/6 of the utility amount.When Tenant A moved in, he and his wife took over all of the utility bills without asking me.

I am accustomed to dealing with a single property manager with my other out of state properties so I am certainly used to the “working with” approach.