Originally posted by @Marc Rice:@Michael P.Where’s is this?

@Marc Rice I think you mean new owners of rental homes.

The meetup is going to be at 1207 Terrace Drive in Grapevine which is a new investment property I am currently renovating.

Not one hour ago, @Jeniffer Huie, I returned from a property we will be funding in City Terrace, a city neighboring Alhambra.

We just renovated one unit (the one we are living in 1bed/1bath) and another became vacant so we will be rehabbing that as well; the thing is 1) this next unit we need to rehab is a 4bed/2bath so, obviously, the cost will be higher & we are running out of cash.Options for rehab financing: 1) Tap into low interest/ deferred interest CC debt (military USERRA)+ invest every available penny after rice and beans2) Invest every available penny after rice and beans + Tap into reserves tactically + use CC as a last resort3) Invest every available penny after rice and beans + VA renovation loan4) Another combination of the above mentionedSorry in advance if this post is too much!

I would love to explore the option of a rooftop terrace, for example, but I understand that certain codes and regulations may not allow it.Dear @Courtney Jurasko,Thank you for introducing yourself and offering your support.

Sales increased in Bay Ridge, Flatbush, Downtown Brooklyn and neighborhoods around Prospect Park, including Park Slope, Prospect Heights, Prospect-Lefferts Gardens, Prospect Park South and Windsor Terrace, according to the report.

North Seattle, Shoreline, Mountlake Terrace, & Lynnwood on the North.

Here are my general thoughts on a few popular areas...1) Cooper Young, Downtown - over saturated, a bit too pricey2) Vollintine Evergreen, Binghampton, Crosstown - Affordable, convenient location for visitors, less saturated, some streets are better than others...3) High Point Terrace, Waynoka, Chickasaw - Great location, less saturated, somewhat affordable. 4) Berclair - Super affordable, very street x street... probably too risky for our first purchase. 

Learn what is important in your market (for example, rice cookers are essential in Hawaii) and what is not important (fancy Espresso machine - not so much).