I don't think we're all that different than others, we get some from Wholesalers, and some from our own leads. 

You have $350,000 in cash available to invest, and your bank has said that the potential financing terms would be 80% loan-to-value, 1.20 minimum debt coverage ration, 6.75% interest (fixed for 5 years and floating for the remaining 15 years of a 20-year term), with 1 point payable at the closing.

@Randy Dickerhoff Your primary will definitely factor into the debt to income ratio.

I'm looking for information such as:Cost of the programPercentage of people that have successPercentage of people that do nothing/end up with debt and no property. 

More times than not, the chain of command can make life very unpleasant for the service member until they settle their dues/debts.

Is it best to keep that first property as is and do nothing with the equity or refinance (which would probably lead to a higher interest rate since it’s currently 3.875) or sell the property for cash to buy more homes? 

Buyers don't care about your debt, even if you're underwater.

Wouldn't using a HELOC leverage your equity vs getting a mortgage that leverages debt?

Looking forward to networking with you and exchanging potential leads!

I have been pretty lucky I think so far in that costly repairs have been few and far between but I have built a cushion using the money from rents so I feel safe now that a repair would not (hopefully) end up digging into personal savings or turning into debt.