I don't have immediate use for the full amount of the heloc but will gradually draw it based on opportunities so will get there in a few months. 

How did you transfer over to electronic payments, was it gradual or did you make a memo that at the beginning of the next month?

Read quite a bit too and feel a lot better now and believe I want to jump in the real estate wholesale niche to begin with and then gradually based on the experience & the type of deals I obtain, transition into fix & flip.But before I do that, I am a guy who likes to be prepared, have a strong business plan in place, processes in place, growth processes, manuals ready on what needs to be done and how etc etc...I would like to find out about what are the different software's out there which you pro's are using?

Telling people they need to eat less, exercise, and gradually reduce the leverage in their real estate portfolio isn't very popular, but it is good for your overall health long term.  

He wants to start in Delco and gradually work his way into Philly. 

Looking to start with fix and flips, then gradually moving into a deal or two each year in multi family units to start producing some small cash flow each month, as well as building equity in the properties to then sell off and look for bigger projects like commercial real estate/apartments in the future.

It's been gradually freshened up and updated since I've been there and now has a value around $205k, perhaps closer to $210k when I plan to put it on the market in a few months.

I'd suggest a gradual rent increase in conjunction with cosmetic upgrades to the building, then rehabbing units (if needed) afterwards.

I do not want to take out all the money at one time, but gradually as homes are purchased. 

However, I would gradually raise rents to bring them closer to the market rents.