@Jake Baker There are less HELOC products available for investment properties than there are for owner occupied...but plenty of options to get the job done!

As long as you have a written job offer some lenders will accept this.

@Christian Walker you'll find a lot of great free content on Youtube if you search social media marketing.

He will tell you if he is not the right person for the job. 

Yes, get the property wrapped up first and then - if you must - get it into an LLC.First, you may want to search this forum and see if you truly want/need an LLC...who told you you needed one?

Do a search on here and you will find some posts.

I am hoping to move to Colorado after college, and my goal would be to manage my properties (with maybe some family help) along with working my full-time job.

I started to really get into finance and look into alternative investments too.During my first and second years, I worked two jobs, saving every penny I could to help pay for my tuition.

If never filed and they were supposed to file, cannot use as income.Say the borrower was in college until 12/1/2023 and now they have a job w-2 in the line of work they graduated.

Do a Google search for tax delinquent properties Washington county, MD as well as a couple of other counties in MD and compare the information.