By 3 or so I'm usually done with everything on my revolving to-do list, so I try to get a jump start on tomorrow.That's just what I do.  

@Jonathan LyfordI could not agree more on the revolving debt being as low as possible for ratios purposes.

@Michinori KanekoHELOCs are revolving, you can reuse the money you put in.

If there will be many of them coming and going, I create a one-page document saying they've reviewed the lease and accept it so I don't have a lease with 20 signatures on it.The big issue is determining how often they will be revolving tenants and how long each tenant will occupy the home.

@Derek Gummersall-  most  first time  buyer programs  revolve around low down payment programs  ....there is a new AMI  program for  fthbs that  have better  rates / fees  if you income  is under the county median income  .....in general - if you have  a 3% down payment - I would recommend using a conventional loan or a  FHA loan  ( with a  3.5% down payment ) 

It seems like the planning and engineering departments have a revolving door when it comes to employment there so there's been a major lack of continuity in the people we've been dealing with and the information we've received from them. 

They have empty apt and several other tenants that don't pay their rent and are like a revolving door here.

The shadiness around wholesaling revolves around a borderline con of an unsuspecting seller.

Basically revolves around doing deals in markets that lend them selves to your particular strategy.

Hey Michael Bridges - there is a pretty long thread here you may wanna check out, revolving around their leader Phil and the company.