From my experience, one needs to be familiar with as many strategies and options (tools) as possible and then, equally or even more important, know when and how to utilize the right tool(s) to create win-win scenarios.

Since I'm technically borrowing 100% of the purchase price by taking the down payment from the HELOC (rather than the 75% loan against the subject property) I guess I could indicate 0% downpayment and create some sort of blended rate that represents the new 1st mortgage against the rental property and HELOC payment.

My husband and I are about to purchase a dental practice but I’m also eager to start investing in real estate.

As a newbie, I’m looking to understand the best way to go about house hacking and then move onto the next property and create a consistent cash flow.

Wondering because I am sure tenants won't do it, and getting in once a month into each into to clean filters could create a small headache, but doable.

You can pay by the hour or I have actually created a schedule of rates before where they are paid a flat fee for certain activities.  

@Patrick DanielIm certainly no expert at it, but, the better you understand what your village wants to see and where developments changes are happening, the more opportunity you will find in creating value.

Should I create my own site on something like godaddy and try to drive organic bookings or let a service create my site? 

Should I create my own site on something like godaddy and try to drive organic bookings or let a service create my site? 

Unfortunately hindsight is 20/20  however I decided to do something about it  my first step was to create my own business about four years ago on HR outsourcing and consulting  which increase my income pretty well, however scaling it up has been a challenge, Specifically after I got hooked on real estate.