I have extensive real estate holding on my solo 401k, just refinanced my home mortgage in March, and my 401k never came up in discussion or documentation?

Now I do everything in my LLC and am a full time investor and have to go with private lenders or some community banks (though they usually have extensive seasoning periods).   

Conduct move out inspection at end of month , not damages and give repair estimate. deduct from deposit of.

After extensive research on HELOCS, I found only one bank (or credit union) that offered a HELOC on rental properties.

Looking at it on an apples to apples basis with alternative options, you'll want to consider points, fees (loan app, appraisals, draws), skin-in-the-game requirements, whether it's a dutch loan or not, if there are extension options, when interest payments are made, the risks involved in the deal...so, for example, would you rather pay 20% interest on 6 months at the end of a deal with no fees....or make monthly payments, put say 20% down, have some fees, and pay 10% to 12%?

Ask for an extension.2.

The biggest warning I'll give, which translates into the biggest risk I've seen with turnkeys, is people taking the concept of them being hands-off way too literally, and they don't even conduct due diligence on the properties they're buying.

I figure my 1st step into this business is to conduct as much research as possible, either watching video or just reading blogs and what not.

Unmitigated water damage becomes mold damage and and there is the potential of extensive smoke damage in the same airspace.

Unmitigated water damage becomes mold damage and and there is the potential of extensive smoke damage in the same airspace.