I’ve been in the business for about two years and recently started expanding my focus beyond traditional sales to learn more about real estate investing.I currently own a rental property (which was my former primary residence) and am working on building a remote property management company under my LLC, Williams Investment Group.

I think the HELOC rates are usually higher than a traditional loan.For my future purchases what would be my best loan if I want to refinance within the year?

Hello, I am new to section 8 model (always done traditional renters) and I am trying to understand how to effectively post a home for a section 8 tenant. 

Build Tradelines FastTo qualify for more traditional BRRRR financing (hard/private money → refi), you may want to:Open a few low-limit, no-fee credit cards (even secured ones)Put small monthly bills (like streaming, phone, gas) on them and pay in fullLet them season for 6–12 monthsYou won’t need to carry balances—just show responsible usage and payment history. 2.

The issue is mostly that prices in these areas have gotten so high that it’s tough to make the math work without finding something off-market, making a big value-add, or going into a different niche like midterm or short-term rentals.If you’re set on traditional long-term rentals and want better cash flow, you might look at slightly smaller markets nearby, or focus on duplexes/tri-plexes where the numbers tend to look better.

I do have a few questions as we start out.1) Most important item is to protect our Primary residence. 

That’s a smart strategy right now, especially with so many traveling nurses and corporate clients looking for those midterm stays.Since you already have LTR experience, you’ll appreciate that MTRs hit a sweet spot between long- and short-term rentals — less turnover and management than STRs, but better cash flow than traditional leases.

I bought a multi-unit FHA 3.5 % down, wish I would have done a traditional 5% down.

You might be able to finance someone who can't qualify for a more traditional loan.

And you asked for 100% of the items to be fixed?