They are loaded with salts/sugars/commercial whatnot that you should avoid.

too bad i didnt have the tools to broaden my search and what not for this opportunity.

Especially since many companies will not cut commissions, no matter what. Not

If you’re leveraged at 25 percent you have very little if any “true” equity due to you cannot refinance anymore and selling with normal selling costs would eat most of that 25 percent.As far you’re residential loans that’s not an issue as far as loans being called due or what not.  

Obviously, taxes, mortgage, fines come out of seller's proceeds, but in all of ours, end buyer covers title fees and recording fees and whatnot. 

Now you know what not to ever do again and how to refine your management skill set  

Do not approach your traditional Realtor who's selling nice big family homes in the suburbs with white picket fences and what not.

That would be $3000/year, and I guess that would mean my annual return would be 8.9% at this point (3000/33400 = .089 = 8.9%).While that 8.9% sounds all fine and whatnot, and suggests that using the HELOC in this way is eventually a better return than paying the entire 50,000 in cash, I'm really struggling to grasp whether this is a correct way of thinking about things.After all, if I were to pay 50,000 in cash now, I would start getting the 6% return right away.

And you won't get any kind of loan much cheaper than a mortgage if you were to need a business loan or whatnot.

I made plenty of newbie mistakes when I started buying in CLE two years ago, so feel free to reach out if you want to learn what not to do!