Two look like they're dying now from the recent extreme temperature fluctuations.

They can be fixed rate or variable, if you don't spend any of the funds, then you don't have a monthly payment, so they are advantageous to having access to the funds and not making a monthly payment while you shop for the flip.Cash-out refi is a fixed rate with terms.It's a fixed payment and you can foresee what you will be paying every month. 10 year, 15 year or even 30 year terms.HELOC is generally a variable rate which means the payment can fluctuate, but also on the plus side is you can get an introductory rate, much like a credit card and choose interest only payments.

Those housing markets can fluctuate like CRAZY based on what the oil economy is doing. 20% appreciation in a year is not something to bank on. 

@raychambers The inverted yield curve, the normal 8-10 fluctuation, and actions by the Fed. 

This is only an estimate, it may fluctuate depending on taxes and lending/points cost.We have great Lender contacts that we can refer you to if you need someone.Best of luck! 

Can't be frozen by governments etc.If we look at markets in general they usually ebb and flow, it either trends or fluctuates between values.

The price fluctuates a lot more than gas.

Selling price will fluctuate on a note buyers appetite for internal rate of return and time.

(Fluctuates drastically) Can you imagine .. these are high quality super motivated leads.

Account Closed value add deals where you can capture significant equity thus providing a cushion in the inevitable event of market fluctuation at some undetermined time in the future.