An additional 64 cubic feet of interior space in a 432sf home doesn't sound like much but you will see when the project is finished just how valuable that space was and how much more open it enhanced the overall ambience .This home will be literally stripped to the bones and rebuilt from the frame up.

The rental world is new to me and I look forward to the advice and guidance of the seasoned investors on here.

I'd be be happy to give you some guidance and options.I'll shoot you a PM if you want to chat. 

If you have time for a quick chat, I can share some additional info you would probably find extremely valuable before proceeding that could influence your investment strategy. 

Sometimes you can gain some valuable insight.

So, there's more to talk about before I could give you fully informed guidance, but at the bird's-eye view I'd say it makes sense to consider HELOC and fixed 2nd options on your current primary, then parlay that capital into the next investment purchase. 

I am very happy with the results and feel that it has been more valuable than leaving the funds in the market.  

wanted to see if anyone knew of a good RE attorney that can provide guidance on structuring or deals etc if raising capital from outside investors.  

Hello All,Looking for a little guidance here....I have been approved for a mortgage under the assumption it will be my primary residence.  

Hey guys,I recently decided I want to go at this and give it my best shot, I would appreciate a little guidance in getting started, my first question is which school would one recommend, the best i can seem to find is kaplan and allied, is one better than the other?