@Ryan G.Those numbers sound reasonable. 40k rehab may be a little low for most projects.

A HELOC works like a credit card—you can borrow, repay, and borrow again, making it flexible for ongoing projects like flipping or renovations.

I'm looking to connect with a reliable, skilled contractor who has solid experience specifically in Fix & Flip projects.

I pay the bills, run financials and projections.

I'd especially like to attend one that will have an economist speak on 2025 projections.

This is my first flip and I'm using a heloc on my own primary to fund the project.  

It depends on the project and the architect. 

Most quit during or after the first project.

We live out-of-state and they ended up draining our reserves and now we're stuck with a project that we can't afford to finish.

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