You can see he even went so far as to pretend it’s real by using a real enough image of check that they would “need” to block out the account and routing numbers….

Using a HELOC can provide you with the necessary capital at a lower interest rate to fund your next projects without leaning too heavily on hard money lenders, which can eat into your profits.Here are a some actors that you would want to consider:1.

Regarding getting started, I recommend finding an STR owner who's overwhelmed or just worn out with managing their property, and perhaps who's also not using a dynamic pricing tool, and then offering to manage it for a very small cost. 

We do not verify identities, that would be a bigger lift than we are capable of currently, however it is against the rules to use a false identity per section 2.A of our website rules here https://www.biggerpockets.com/rulesSo anyone discovered using a false identity will be removed if they are reported to spam.

We have equity on our SF and we’re thinking of using a HELOC.

If I wasn't able to get the cash together, using a private lender would've been a good option.

Do you still recommend using a real estate CPA or is their tax professionals that specialize in the more simple investor situations like mine?

Problem working with regular buyers is you take them all over the place and can only take one out a weekend at a time unless using a bus tour,etc.I focus on commercial and not residential but I know it pretty well.

That's our cap.The only time we have seen an electric bill higher is when contractors were in there working and using a ton of electricity for industrial heaters for a month.  

I *almost* did a bridge loan through them, but ended up firing them and using a private money lender again.