I have been reading and listening to everything I can get my hands on.

I think that Beaverton/Tigard and others are not quite the same as sprawling new developments outside Sacramento (perhaps more comparable to the San Francisco East Bay, to cite a local examplea gain), but on the other hand in the event of a significant downturn you maybe are more protected in the core.

Hello All,New member here and I am looking to invest in turnkey properties based on the comfort of a more hands off approach but I am also trying to understand the logistics of being able to take out a home equity loan or HELOC after closing the deal on the property, whether that be right after or in a couple years.

I use $75k of this to pay off the original loan and am left with $37.5k in my hand and a loan of $112.5k.Now the reason this is so confusing to me is something that they never seem to mention in the podcast(s) and other people glaze over; is this new refinanced loan at that much better of an interest rate to make this a no brainer?

If you are hungry enough, you will put in the work to hand write them and lick and stick them off to the post office. 

I have plans on hand ready to start ASAP, I am also interested in other work as well, I would love to connect and discuss the scope of my project. 

Having a job on hand is definitely something to consider.

I'm contemplating rolling several very large SFR property gain amounts (via 1031) into a handful of DST Vehicles.

I have talked with a hand full of lenders about refinancing a BRRR (Property that I bought with a business partner to Buy Rehab Rent Repeat).

There are a handful of lenders that do non-recourse loans for IRA investors in single-family properties.