or something like that.Also, cold texting is on its way out IMO with the new A2P regulations, VM may be your best bet.

That sounds like it would be your best bet.

So I have to transfer it to the savings account first, then wire it from the savings account.Your best bet to get a definitive answer is to call the bank that has your heloc and ask if they can provide cashiers checks and wire transfers from it or not.

@Juan MoraIf that is what it was, it wouldn't be horrible... but I'm willing to bet it won't be that:First off, you are betting you can get the house down to $450,000.  

Completely agree with that assesment @Carlos Ptriawan but as you already know from my views; I am betting on long-term investing, and appreciation.

Darryl Lin , I am an investor in the Hesperia market for about 3 years and got few SFR that I am renting, the high deserts is a growing area , although CoCr is around 5-6% but you are betting on future appreciation , LA and OC Market is over saturated with renters , many of them can’t afford rent anymore , so many are moving towards the east , 15 years from now , homes should value in the $500k ( my opinion ) think of it this way , a river with over flown water branching out of its track.

@Douglas Middleton Your best bet is probably to call a local bank, ask for a commercial lender, then tell them you're looking for a "business line of credit" or "working capital line of credit." 

The property is then sold off to a sucker.

I haven't read any of the responses, but I would bet that my responses are going to be similar to others here.

My banks don't yet do Zelle or whatnot, and my tenants probably would not either - when they're unbanked my bet is they aren't going to do electronic payments either.