I owned it for over 12 months, but I did 2-3 refinances, so the current/existing loan is only about 1-2 months old.

The cash flow is there, however you'll need 75% LTV in order to cover the existing loan and HELOC balance so won't be putting any cash back in your pocket.

I have been advised to do just that, to make sure the property still exists, as strange as it sounded to me initially.  

@Michael KaminskiIf your existing home is on the market the bank could do a traditional bridge loan which is short term and gives you time to sell your home - just want to make sure you have plenty of equity that when it sells it can pay off that loanWhat state you in ?

I have 2 existing grain dryers in my property.same situation.

Maybe you ought to look into buying positions in investments that were entered at yesterday‘s interest rates and with an existing track record before looking at the new opportunities.

and they will offer up a different suggestion on what you can provide.Option 2 is to think about what else proves your existence... in my mind, previous tax returns certainly do that.  

When you sell the property, the existing lease transfers with the sale to the Buyer.

Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC): If you have significant equity in your existing duplex, a HELOC could provide funds for further real estate investment without touching your retirement accounts.3. 1031 Exchange: If you decide to sell your current duplex, a 1031 exchange could allow you to defer capital gains taxes and reinvest in larger properties.4.

The comments pretend that all of the barriers that brought about the lawsuit never existed.