A HELOC typically has great rates and buying the new property in cash could bring down your cost.A loan against a whole life policy, if they have oneA loan against their stock portfolio, if they have one (must be in a broker-managed account, similar rates and structure to a HELOC)With that said, it's worth asking if they are planning to self-manage or hire a property manager. I

I explained that I wasn't familiar with the current laws and they would need to talk to the current property manager.  I

The attributes I bring with me beyond life experience encompass so many angles of owning, investing, renting, renovating, building etc  except as the owner or investor.  

If I ever transfer the property to the owner or another property manager, I transfer the records with it.

So, if you signed a lease 11 months ago for an apartment at $1,000/month, but you are signing leases today for the same apartment and in the same condition for $1,300/month, then there is $300 of in-place LTL on the RR attributable to this apartment.

Since this is a remote investment, I think hiring a property manager is a good idea. 

The last 6 as a Broker and Property Manager. I

We're inheriting tenants for both the properties and they seem to have been paying rents regularly.While I was in the process of looking for a good Property Manager, I came across one PM who mentioned that he is a buyer agent too and that the zipcode that I'm buying my properties on is a very risky and high crime locality and that there are a lot of shootings in that particular location.With the closing hardly a week away, I'm freaked out unable to make a decision about what to do next since I need to manage these properties remotely.

In that case the sponsor becomes a glorified property manager. I

This is a post from BP that I saved, but don't know who to attribute to?