In that instance it became necessary for me to buy out the lien.In any case, whether or not abandonment is recognized as a defense in the trespass laws of SC (look it up), you should seek to establish that the owner of record has either explicitly abandoned the property (have him sign a quit claim deed) or implicitly abandoned the property (the owner, hasn't been there or cared for the property for years and refuses to respond to all attempts to contact him/her at addresses of record). 

You get 5 attempts at it as free member, but you can always upgrade to pro.

(Lowers interest) Also saves $500-1000/mo on interest carrying the $100k.Would pre-list houses for sale mid project to attempt to line up buyers for each by the time houses are built.Would attempt to build modern or modern/craftsman and that is the specialty of the builder.

If this can be impressed upon a supportive spouse, and real life examples be described, I think that will be far more potent than attempting to train her with gifts every time you close a deal or keep it secret in the event of a 'missfire' deal.  

Have you attempted to google your answer? 

I’m sure I can get around it by taking out a home equity loan rather than the line of credit.So the question is this: will this not become an issue every time I attempt to refinance and pull money out of a deal? 

Indeed I wouldn't do this without a solid CPA/Tax attorney, but in response to your point about avoiding paying tax, I would think many of us here in real estate are attempting to position ourselves in a more tax advantaged manner using the rules of real estate tax laws to the maximum benefit possible.   

If I can turn this into a proper business plan to pitch to investors, it would be fairly easy to dedicate some funds for customer service, but it puts a damper on any attempt at self-starting.

So now with all of this briefly explained history behind me, I am attempting to recreate myself and deal with my desires, repressed ambitions and goals once again.

I am a hopeful real estate investor, attempting to use the BRRRR method, and I am having trouble calculating rehab costs.