@Aaron MossburgYou'll find many on here who may fit the bill.

I am still a newbie and do not yet own one, but have a property in escrow that I believe is a perfect fit. 

This can appear intrusive and typically has the opposite effect than one desires.

There aren’t really one-size-fits-all templates because every situation has unique details, especially when you’re mixing in a profit share from future STR income, so this is one of those times where it’s worth talking to a real estate attorney to get it structured correctly.

Hi Shahab, This is a great question, sounds like you’re setting yourself up really well for your first house hack.There are some flexible funding programs that can work even before your FICO score appears, especially for income-verified buyers with solid payment history and low utilization.I sent you a DM so we can go over what options might fit your situation and next steps you can take while building your credit.

In this market I don't know that I'd want a Heloc to fund an investment property - lots of risks, and kin some cases could effect your current interest rate (if you have anything under 6% this will be a problem).Additionally, if you've never managed a property before, I'm not sure that I would start with something that I intend to be my home away from home.

This would effectively lock in a great tenant for the next few years as well as my expected appreciation while also throwing off some immediate cash for other deals.  

-China trade war—marked by a 100% tariff on all Chinese imports effective November 1—has triggered a sharp selloff in equities and crypto, reinforcing demand for bonds.

You'll develop systems that improve over time, and with the right tax strategies like depreciation and 1031 exchanges, you’ll be able to grow your wealth effectively.

If the yield/return does not meet my minimum requirement I’ll try to determine the probability that the seller will accept an offer at a price that does provide my minimum ROi.Assuming the above is positive, I will utilize all available information; LTV, property type, specific geographical market, payment history, etc. to determine if the note fits into my acceptable risk parameters.