Again, I would put getting the house rented by a paying tenant on the front burner. 

I'm just starting out in real estate and am interested mainly in wholesaling, flipping, rehabbing, with rental properties somewhere on the back burner.

@Jim K. that is a fat increase for sure.

@Michael K Gallagher *$20 for cats…fat thumbs!

Unfortunately our politics of today definitely tends to place accountability wayyyy back on the back burner.

The gel coat has to be regularly refinished and fat people can actually break it. 

Hi Biggerpockets, I recently had a tenant that caused a fire by knowingly leaving their apartment while she had items on the stove with the burners on.

It was not a HELOC, but I did feel like my loan was placed on the back burner a few times.

No fat or moss growing on our butts!

And that's a  fat chunk of change spent on the ceiling repair when the materials cost is 3 sheets of drywall, max-cost at $13 per, some screws, a small bucket of mud at $10, a small roll of paper tape, primer and white paint.