However we are in a market with higher interest rates and prices haven't really come down.

Success hinges on staying up-to-date on market shifts, funding choices, and chances for investment.

I was thinking there was a reason as a landlord to do this and make it easier to adjust rates since you are probably going month to month. 

Hi @Norma Guardado, I would reach out to several lenders and compare rates/fees. 

Currently at a 50%+ savings rate, making it work.

Make sure to thoroughly research the real estate market in both states, taking into account things like property prices, rental demands, vacancy rates, possible appreciation, and income potential.

It seems like you would have the funds required to take the HELOC or just from investments.

The worst part is that the PE guys probably lost all the LP capital (if they are big enough this is pensioners and teachers funds) but generated big fees from acquisition and management.All we can do is wait for them to be exposed and make the headlines about them ourselves, before the media does.

Whether or not it is worth doing a cost segregation study on it or not depends primarily on your purchase price, the size of each unit and your tax rate.

Her rate with NACA was 2%.