I have 10+ years in construction & property preservation.

Sunnyside residents are working on a conversation overlay to prevent the modern new builds you see in the area and preserve the bungalow architecture.

Dealing with competent investors who have a serious interest prior to reaching out is tremendously helpful and preserves valuable time for investors who are actually interested and qualified.

I myself have done over 2000+ property preservation homes, multiple flips, own mulptiple investment properites, own a real estate company, and I am a home inspector.

I'd only do this if I was buying significantly below market value and I was in the capital preservation (end) stage of my investing journey and need a place to stash cash with tax benefits. 

So we might have opportunity to low ball and pick up deals, thus the need for the refi.For me I like to preserve the cash flow so keeping things in the HELOC until rates are better makes sense.  

I’ve always considered diversification more valuable to someone who is trying to preserve wealth.

See the following (and there are tons more online):https://www.justia.com/real-estate/landlord-tenant/informati...Considering that adults do absorb 11% of lead paint (children have much higher risk) and you now know it is present, it is worth curing to preserve your property valuation and attract/retain quality tenants. 

As I've discovered, a well-coordinated team can overcome obstacles and produce incredible outcomes.It is critical to document your real estate transactions and operations in order to preserve structure and scalability.

We are planning to apply for federal/state historic tax credits and will need to preserve the historic features of the property as we rehabilitate, someone with experience in doing that may be better suited for the job.