Can anyone give me guidance on how to optimize my HELOC to start BRRRR'ing?

Not to pop the balloon of optimism here on this thread, but developing a park rarely makes sense.

Hi @Juan David Maldonado, it's not exactly the same, but the sites promoting the most optimal views of finance and investing, with a strong social component, would in my opinion be:- ChooseFi- Afford Anything - J.L.

You can also make lots of money, if you know what you are doing; hire the right subs; have caring & reliable customer service; and, create efficient systems to optimize time & expenses.

That would either be cash money out of your pocket, equity from your property (tapped through a HELOC, HELoan, or a refinance), or cash money from somewhere else (private equity, a personal loan, etc).So basically, it's either going to have to be paid by insurance or from cash/equity.Regarding the LLC - I've generally understood this to be a good move, more for legal protection than credit score optimization. 

Property management for short term rentals are mainly two parts - 1. everything that you do online (guest bookings, customer service, price optimization, etc) and 2. everything that you do offline (cleaning, maintenance, etc).

I bought it through a turnkey outfit (notorious Clayton Morris) which proved to be less than optimal.

I bought it through a turnkey outfit (notorious Clayton Morris) which proved to be less than optimal.

That's what they get paid to know and be able to apply, and if you don't have a savvy CPA, then kick them to the curb and get a better one -- I've upgraded mine for the past two years and it's reducing my stress and optimizing my business.Be well,

But sometimes the point of all of this is that the opportunity can lie where the big guys are over optimized.