Why not use the banks money to get your home/rental to your liking...And some instant equity...Am I right?!

Why not use the banks money to get your home/rental to your liking...And some instant equity...Am I right?!

An instant equity growth of $30,000!!!

It's $0 to switch and it'll instantly take down your electric costs.

Do they require you to stay in the house for a certain period of time this furthering your progress after The HELOC is pulled, or can you move out instantly after the HELOC is pulled? 

Lack of water, heat, or sewer are instant fails.

This allows the REI to exponentially grow as opposed to  the limited linear growth that current strategies allow for.This also allows for paying higher interest (using special rules) and even more than the Asking Price for a property and make instantly more money, more cash, and more future gains (appreciation and equity) then using the current buy low and sell high system. 

If I were that agent's broker, I'd verify the facts and then terminate her instantly. 

Days after securing the contract on my unit I found out the corporate-owned units were all just sold; transaction closed and now part of public record.Based on the average price per unit that the new corporate buyer just paid in acquiring the majority of the rest of the complex, I should theoretically have significant instant equity on my unit, as soon as I close.So my questions are:It seems like a no-brainer to me that the managers/representatives of the entity that just acquired the majority of the condo/apartment complex ought to be interested in adding another unit to their holdings (same complex / same building as their own units). 

Maybe pull HELOCs out on those properties for when the market corrects itself and you can have some instant purchasing power at your disposal.