I dont think I want to have a 'revolving' line of credit to do this....or?

It’s a constant revolving door with us so we are buying and selling week in and week out so we are always holding a significant amount of property at any given time.

Lets say you have 2 houses. 1 house has 8k in back payments. The other isnt behind on payments and it has 50k in equity. So my question is.. Can you do a home equity line of credit on the property with 50k equity to...

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“We’re concerned that access to credit could be limited for whole projects or condo buildings, which could affect not just second-home buyers but some primary home-buyers across the country,” said Ken Fears, a senior policy adviser at the National Association of Realtors.Fannie says its revamped rules are meant to clarify longstanding policies, which revolve around the eligibility of the entire condo project, not particular units.

My questions revolve around the risks of an expensive market.

So I will really have to nail down my strategy revolving around an actual credit.

I have a pro account and "Commercial Revolving Card" with them, but that's basically just fuel rewards and discounts on paint which is cheaper at Sherwin Williams. 

The biggest issue I hear seems to revolve around getting the initial zoning.