Hello so I recently bought rich dad poor dad by Robert kiyosaki because of all the stuff I've heard about it and I want to know.

I especially disagree that because some poor RE investors did poorly (surprise that a poor RE investor would do poorly) that implies anything about the return of other RE investors.Everyone needs to evaluate the best investment option for their personal situation.

And is there a lending product that allows you to lump the equity of multiple houses together for a combined HELOC or something like this?

One of the most important mindset shifts for real estate investors is understanding the difference between productive debt and reductive debt.Productive debt is leverage used intentionally.It helps you acquire assets — like a rental property — and can increase your rate of return when used wisely.Reductive debt is different.That’s typically high-interest credit card balances used to buy things that don’t produce income.

This applies to any type of investment property as long as it's held for productive use.

Their support app seems to function poorly or they may just be understaffed and can't respond or reimburse for other reasons.1.

Leases are legal contracts and the ramifications of poorly or vague language regarding late fees, early terminations, breaking the lease, re-let and the costs associated and "double dipping" in our state are very vague and there is statues that discuss "reasonableness' in accessing fees.  

If it’s 100% occupied now, the market is accepting it as-is.740–750 sf for a 2/1 is small but normal for 1970s product.

Incredibly poor business deal. 

Need some honest advice please
We run a small real estate business - we have been investing in multi-family and small industrial for 20+ years, both as an LP and as a sponsor providing preferred equity to developers....