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Hi @Andres F.These are two very different asset classes, each with unique advantages and drawbacks.

Or they take advantage of someone helping them out and doing them a favor to only ghost them after or never repay that favor. 

As you create collateral that will pay off insure repayment of your investments in approximately 13 years.

Here are a few thoughts based on your goals:HELOCPros:* Flexible funding you can draw from as needed* Interest-only payments during draw period* Typically lower rates than hard money* You retain full control (no partner splits)Considerations:* It adds debt secured by your primary residence* Rates are variable and can rise* Make sure the rental income will comfortably cover your existing mortgage + HELOC paymentsIf your credit is solid and you have enough equity, this is usually the least risky, most cost-effective option for a new STR.Hard Money LoanPros:* Fast access to capital* Can help you compete with cash offers* Often used for flips or BRRRsConsiderations:* High interest rates and fees* Short-term repayment (usually 6–12 months)* You’ll need a clear and quick exit planThis can work, but it’s higher risk.PartnershipsPros:* Share risk and capital* Bring in someone with skills or market access you lack* Can accelerate your growthConsiderations:* Requires legal structure and strong communication* Profit splits reduce your long-term returns* Can be messy without clear roles and alignmentPartnerships can be powerful if you find the right person.

Minnesota is packed with natural beauty and unique tourist attractions.As someone new to the investment world, this trip got me thinking: what about investing in glamping or Hipcamp-style properties?

Great to see another Indonesian here interested in real estate.You're right—Indonesia has unique laws, especially for foreigners.

It’s great that you’re already house hacking and have a potential deal right on your street—definitely a unique advantage.Given that the asking price is significantly above the most recent comp, I’d approach it from a place of understanding but with clear market-based reasoning.