We have a vertically integrated business right now where we have in-house construction, in-house property management and now we will have in-house brokerage.

The sense I get is they're primarily for renovations & rehabs.Is it possible to draw funds via these kinds of LOC's to fund an expanding business in a vertical unrelated to the underlying asset or even real estate in general? 

I have a vertical duplex that I'm thinking about getting submetered and I'm wondering if anyone has done this before and seen it be worth it.

There was a little asbestos insulation on some piping or duct work in the basement where it started making a vertical run up a wall.  

I just read an article about a neighborhood effort to avert gentrification in the Clark-Fulton Neighborhood with MetroHealth development, after spending some time over there in the last couple of days I'm not sure they have much to worry about.

And other sites you can do a vertical dry well.. but bottom line water stays on the land like it was never built on is the purpose in our area for these water containment systems..

Reference 10/16/2016: https://www.housingwire.com/articles/38635-trump-treasury-pick-fannie-mae-and-freddie-mac-will-be-privatized/In mid December 2020, as detailed in this article entitled Mnuchin Rules Out Freeing Fannie-Freddie Before Biden Takes Over, it became clearer that the destruction of the US housing finance market would not happen and IMO the treat of a 'scorched earth' policy (at least for the housing finance industry) was averted.

Kind of like a vertical integration set up where you keep as much in-house as possible to maximize your revenues and profits. 

So leaks are caught quickly, bill doesn't go through the roof, and damage to walls/unit averted.

I am trying to connect the dots of previous transactions in history.early Dec 2011 - Notice of Default (NOD)late Dec 2011 - lender (bank) resells loan to private party (XYZ), not a bank.early Feb 2012 - Notice of Cancellationmid Apr 2012 - Grant Deed: title transfers from owners to (XYZ)I can tell from the above documents that the foreclosure was averted after the bank resold the loan to a private party (XYZ), who then became the owner eventually.