The first few questions revolve around how well you know the wholesaler and what their reputation is.

They didn't like that so I caught on and would say the reason was for business purposes, improvements and reserves.I like HELOCs, we have a few of them, the downside is they show up as a revolving line of credit on your credit report.

The longer term makes me think they'll be unable to swing payments easily and gives more time to f-it up.I look at what they're asking for in relation to their revolving balance.

I also have the outside cams no issues yet.

@Cam Mckin welcome to BP .

You need to figure in leasing commissions and tenant improvements and then factor ongoing CAM expenses based on what the leasing structure is for gross lease, NNN, etc.   

The adjacent development is getting 40-45 sqft plus cam?.

ongoingly...) and are all marketing passe' products, on a "revolving carousel" on the "promotion of the month..." bandwagon.

If yes, try to leverage these with a local bank to get a revolving LOC. 

That is after saving for vacancy, maintenance, cap expenditures, property management etc....My question is, the tenants in the area would be lower class and I am not sure if the $250 per month is worth the potential revolving door of tenants or issues they may bring.