Just because it's technically in a checking account doesn't mean the funds can't be "ear marked" for something else.  

You can use the HELOC for your down payments - translated - if you're buying 100k properties and you have a 100k line of credit and need 10% down, you can buy ten properties :) with your line of credit.If you already have properties ear marked for purchase and/or have them under contract, you may want to get the HELOC in the same month as you begin applying for mortgages for credit inquiry purposes.

Make sure if you are setting up the LLC to hold property that any profits made from that holding is earmarked to pay back the loan first.

Earmarked repair funds, vacancies, utilities if paid by you, things like that?

States then will have to cut money given that in the past was earmarked for  local municipalities which will create big shortages.. 

Enrollment does mean that we've earmarked fund for you and they will be there when you've found the right kind of deal, the $3000 is for the proprietary property finding software and all of the support staff here in the office who can help you complete your deal.We can run your deal through our software with preliminary numbers, ( and make certain they do this for you when you are on the phone with them) but there is no way for us to guarantee funding for that deal without a thorough evaluation.

And I agree with @Adam Demchik, leave the security deposit out of it until the end as that's earmarked for other things (unless you have a ton of trust the unit will be left in great condition).

@Mana SilvaHi ManaIf you want to save it, put it in your Financial Freedom Account and earmark it only for investments.

As for your earlier inquiry, I'm looking to buy - I have ~$100,000 worth of private funds earmarked and with yours and Michelle's referral, I believe I now have a lender in place on the backend to refi. 

I think opting for the 30 year loan and then saving that extra money as an earmark in case the tenant vacates makes a lot of sense.If it's a 10 unit retail strip center for instance I can have about 4 vacant out of 10 and still service the mortgage at a breakeven point with putting 25% down.