For example, our primary residence is in my name, which give him a lot of buying power for financing investment properties. 

They have good systems and coaching support, but the systems they offer aren’t plug and play.

So the specific laws to your state come in to play in comparison to what is written in your lease.

Generally HELOCs are best used for short term plays, such as fix & flips or with the BRRRR strategy.

The property has many value-add plays and many people in the local market perceive commercial deals as "off-limits" so competition for small commercial multi-family is slim.

Is the smarter play to fix and flip properties or to try and wholesale them to be in and out allot quicker?

I usually only take $50 for pet deposit (no refundable) First time dealing with this, I will ask tenant to give me proof of documentation for the service dog (making sure she is not playing the service dog trick to avoid the pet deposit)

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