These are obstacles I am facing:HELOC - I cannot find a bank that will do this on an investment property Business line of credit - I thought I could use the equity to back the credit but the banks are not viewing it that way, they want to see high liquid assets held by the business to support the credit Business loan - the banks are underwriting the potential new loan based on cash flow from the properties, but they are only using 75% of actual rents which makes it look like the business doesn't have the means to cover the additional debt

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This not only provides access to capital but can also open doors to valuable connections, insights, and potential partnerships.

The bridge loan sounds like a good potential option.

I live and invest in WI and I have to be honest your projections scare the **** out of me because you have such a large risk profile for a small potential monthly cash flow.

I lost one potential renter because of the SD.

Trolley Square may be out of my price point but I am willing to take a risk on some properties that are on the Westside and potentially the east side as well due to pricing.

In Salt Lake, I try to target certain homes that could potentially be broken up to create multiple rentable spaces in the future that way you can transition from STR if there is ever a bust.

@Vinoth Amar I think Hutto has great potential in the future with its proximity to 130 and 79 and more importantly it sitting right next to a hot RoundRock market.