Although it may be a little more expensive, there's always a possibility for bringing on any of your friends/family on to it as well that may have money tied up in IRA's.

@Andrew Lokenauth           "Cutting or hiking now would be like trying to cook a steak by constantly changing the temperature."

By chance, do you have any ties to the military and can get USAA?

If you're just talking about painting a few rooms here and there, a roller and 2" cut in brush will take care of 95% of anything you'll come across.

Even how you outline your draws, they were all tied to completed milestones and that I'm ok with once we both mutually agree on what will be completed successful prior to a draw.

on the other hand, are there any handymen on here who work with outdoor work as is cutting grass?

@Cameron Porter well yes you could easily be cut out of the deal.

That’s the key to doing your first deal right.Let’s walk through each of your options and how they align with your goal of a long-term rental (LTR) out-of-state:Option 1: HELOC — Great for FlexibilityThis sounds like a strong offer for a few reasons:6.5% fixed intro rate = solid hedge early onNo upfront or hidden feesInterest-only structure lets you control cash flow until rent kicks inYou don’t tie up your cash — gives you room for capex or reservesStrategic Tip: Use the HELOC as your down payment source, then finance the rest with a conventional or DSCR loan.

Greg, flippers are navigating AB-968 with indemnity clauses tied to permits and contractor checks.

They just cut 700 vacant FBI positions.