I am a big proponent of closed cell spray foam due to its versatility and ease of application.

There was another similar thread on this topic a month or so back, but I wanted to formulate this question a bit differently..I've found:http://quickbooksforinvestors.com/ - A site run by Mike Butler that seems to have lots of videos about using quickbooks, but I haven't figured out how step by step and versatile the instruction is..

I am looking to make a career out of real estate because of the versatility of the business.

It is a versatile and fluid investment and can serve the purpose of being both a primary residence and a source of passive cash flow.

I use Sherwin Williams versatile grey on the walls and marshmallow on the trim.

They are typically seasoned business people, often with a specific real estate background, who understand the need for reliability, versatility and speed.

I do think it's important for a PM co. to use a professional and versatile package that integrates the property management module with accounting/payable modules.

Growing my knowledge means everything to me and while I start my business I want to have a very versatile and diverse inventing portfolio.

This doesn't fit the mold of the versatility that a HELOC is traditionally known for, which is probably what the investor gal from the FB group was hinting at.If you can get through the HELOC process without showing your cards then that's cool, but it not necessary.  

This could help you both win the negotiation but also remain versatile enough to ensure when you get there, it’s not a bad deal.