I considered this strategy initially but I feel more comfortable with using a HELOC as revolving debt which would be paid down quickly.  

I used a POF from Cam on a SS that I was working on.

I have a photo and design background, and take them with a compact cam that has a wider than average lens.

I use Jeff Seal with Revolver Finance.

Up to 60% off.https://www.tramontina.com/cam...There are a bunch of items from cutlery to pots and pans.

My question revolves around whether the risk is worth the investment.

@Dean Suzuki My thinking revolves around probability.

And by putting a revolving LOC on the free and clear property the investor keeps their powder dry in case the next perfect property comes along.

They are considered revolving credit accounts, and are variable interest rate loans. 

On top of this figure all the items listed above would be added up to get the final price estimate per sq m.In the stock market there are certain price levels that are more important than others (high and bottoms, moving averages), for stocks and indexes, and there are models that revolve around those figures, that would be the prices (moving averages) around which the market revolves and moves up and down.For real estate there are also those sort of prices and price movements (but they adjust more slowly), but it is harder to know how much value a potential buyer will assign to a balcony, a view, or the fact that the property is already renovated.