I have seen they have been pushing RentRedi a lot on the podcasts lately and I fell victim to their marketing tactics and checked them out.They seem to have fairly reasonable plans ($9/month for year plan) and offer a variety of features but I am still confused why someone would pay for property management software when there are so many free alternatives out there. 

One more thing to show how ignorant most plumbers are (and I am a plumber), the discharge (pump side) of your system is ABS (plastic) and most plumbers are too ignorant to realize that ABS (plastic) pipes and joints are not designed for high-pressure water.

I have a 4/3 3k SF pool home on a lake 10 minutes from Disney in 4 corners, and I would be in serious sense trouble right now if I needed this house to net anything, much less 4k per month.

We have leverage ratios of 0% up to about 75%, and I like having that mix.

Quote from @Andy Rousch: I can't find a DSCR based HELOC program in NJ either.

I am new to investing and I was looking for some guidance.

My wife and I are certain future real estate investors who would love to enter the market sometime within the next 1-4 years and acquire our first rental property.

@Jessica Carcamo for context, I’m a millennial and I own 3 different properties (including my primary residence) in 3 different states (WA, ID, FL) valued at $2.3M.

I worked directly with them and for them and I can tell you they have no idea what they are doing.  

He's now planning on purchasing a suite (like Black Eyed Peas) but the return might not be as great the last time we looked at numbers.He obviously enjoys owning since he went and purchased another one years later, and is now looking into a third unit.I'll give you some rough numbers on the smaller unit.