A lot revolves around liability and keeping yourself out of lawsuits...As a Licensed Agent you will have unfettered access to the MLS, learn how to draft contracts and supporting docs, meet investors,  learn how to market properties, and  gain a tremendous amount of knowledge about your local real estate market.  

The answer to your question really depends on your goals, area, risk tolerance etc.Personally my ENTIRE business plan is revolving around deals as you discussed above.

Use the cash stock as the revolving rehab fund.

This is probably the most unprofessional communication I have ever seen from a landlord and my entire business revolves around finding properties in distress from people that don't know what they're doing.Be the bigger person

My questions revolves around this question.

I was paying $34/inquiring but getting really great info, including all open revolving accounts and their 30,60,day histories, collection activity and all public records (and it looks like the UD actions will soon be expunged).With that level of detail, you can see the income and expense (deriving the discretionary funds) and the accounts the  applicants prioritize and those the skip on. 

If it is significantly positive (I'd say at least $200-$300) then it's a green light.The other option is the use the HELOC as a revolving credit line to fund value add deals (either flips or BRRRR's).

If the out of country signer is looking for a Notary one option may be to contact a web cam notarization company.

Once refinanced we would want to establish a revolving line of credit based on the equity.

The property has no internet so I cannot get the cam and see what is going on there.