I don't know their exact guidelines and everything, but it's totally worth it to call him.

Prepare concrete surfaces in accordance with NACE No. 6/SSPC-SP13 Joint Surface Preparation Standards and ICRI Technical Guidelines.

I do like safer investing but this may be a gamble I’m willing to take just to see how it turns out.

I’ve been investing in out of state turnkeys over the past six years and now use the following as a Guideline...Four things to look for in a market1- Population over a million and good growth rate.

It's likely that the attorney general in your state has published guidelines, but there's some good info here: https://www.hud.gov/states/south_carolina/renting/...If you know your rights and responsibilities and act professionally and consistently, you'll be just fine.

@Joshua Levine On a duplex (2 family) house, your max LTV for a cashout refi will be limited to 70% (assuming the loan complies with Fannie Mae and Freddi Mac non-owner occupant guidelines).  75% LTV would be the max purchase price loan for non-owner occupant loan. 

I'm not going to explain it here (you can click the link and read it if you want), but there's very specific guidelines you'd have to follow and it's not nearly as simple as that website you referenced makes it sound. 

I texted my uncle about this great piece of news and he told me to just keep saving my income from work.During these past few months, I've been reading Brandon and Heather Turner's "The Book on Managing Rental Properties", downloaded the free documents from said-book, and tried to rewrite some of the said-docs to fit my company's guidelines.

I am able to tap into 180K equity but my income and cashflow is very limited and I am scared that I might be gambling and pushing my luck if I tap into the equity now.the house was last valued at 450,000.

I know some investors see those as general guidelines and focus on one more so than the other, or, just on cash flow alone.