Hey Chris, If you are coming from out of town id say that comment about 4th-15th is sorta accurate, I would more say 17th to 7th, but splitting hairs.

Some kinds of fuses will blow pretty quick under that kind of load, but you can also get "time-delay" or "lag" fuses that behave a little more like a circuit breaker.One advantage to circuit breakers over fuses is that if a breaker trips, and you have a pretty good idea why it tripped (like, you shouldn't have tried to dual-wield hair dryers), all you have to do is turn it off and back on and you're back in business. 

Slick talk, goop in the hair, cerulean suits, and 'tude-over-substance don't do well here.

I know it sounds like I'm splitting hairs but some banks write HELOCs in their residential department....which won't write Investment Properties.

She's about 25 years old with blond hair?

How do they present themselves; clothes, hair, posture, body languageDo they ramble and talk too much?

Specifically as a rental, my concerns would be :-people parking on or driving over the lateral field (this can crush them and cause them to no longer function properly)-people putting coffee grounds, hair, and other nonsense down the drain like they do in town (this can float into and clog the lateral field)

I've been laser focused on shortening the time to achieving FI and I feel good about the path i'm on, but I think I can step things up by making some smart real estate investments. 

It might sound like I'm splitting hairs a bit but if you are paying back a hard money lender there shouldn't be any cash out needed....because generally, a HML will lend you 75% of the ARV, and then we roll in the closing costs to get to 80% ARV (if that makes sense). 

Kristine Marie Poe  these are the scenarios we buy... literally clear the tax's last minute.. then probate if necessary or whatever hair is on the deal..