Alternatively...Have you approached the seller to  see if they are willing to carry? 

The big downside to the wait-and-see approach would be that if you try to get a first lien HELOC on an investment property they will only give you 75 to 80% LTV whereas if you tried for the first line HELOC and owned it as your primary residence you can get up to 95% LTV. 

Unsure how to approach refinancing my house. 

I’m approaching a year and Im wanting to refinance and get some cash out, but I don’t want that rule to reset and be at risk for a due on sale after I’ve moved.

In my name I get the better rate but understand LLC protects from law suits if any.Any advise on how to approach this?

Hi @Christopher Murphy, try Sales Comparison Approach, this is simply a comparison of similar homes that have rented or sold locally over a given time period.

If you don’t have enough down perhaps looking for a partner could be a good approach.

What’s the best place/way to approach these types of people?

The more I read and the more I talk to investors, they advise a different approach in putting a couple down payments on maybe 2 multi-family deals instead. 

I have recently taken the approach of sending letters to owners of multifamily properties to see if they would be interested in selling.