In my experience, HOAs don't really cause a lot of grief for renters as long as they follow the basic restrictions such as keeping the lawn mowed and keeping trash cans out of sight.

Richie,Access to pre-foreclosures gives you a shot at below-market deals before they hit auction.

Hi Robert-Congratulations on having equity in your primary house and you wonder the best way to access the equity to buy your next house and if you should house hack and live in the next house and rent the current one out.Recommend getting a home equity line of credit (HELOC) as you can use the line of credit as needed and only pay on the part you use.If market rents cover your payments with some positive cashflow (ideally with a property manager), then renting your primary after getting the HELOC may make sense.House hacking by buying the next house and living in it with low money down is an excellent way to buy your next property.To Your Success!

You'll use your license to access the MLS, not your BIC's.Brokerages like to appear as if membership is this exclusive thing you have to interview for, but the reality is most are like a gym.

You’ll avoid potential restrictions and maintain more control.2.

My Dad is was the one that was trying to access the equity in the Davenport Iowa property.

I’m looking for tips, tools, or possibly someone I can work with who has access to PropStream, batch leads, or another skip tracing method.

Do renters have full access to kitchen, laundry, and outdoor space?

The land will be zoned residential and will potentially has access to water, sewer and probably electricity (not necessarily) It's in a good location.

(Unincorporated LA)I wanted to get any insight on lease terms in regards to any restrictions to include and if there's any issues or additional considerations I should consider?