Just got done reading Rich Dad Poor Dad a couple days ago and I thought this was quite ironic.

I’m lucky enough to be in the middle of a great Houston real estate market and I want to strike while the iron is hot.

Ironically they (banks and or lawyers) invented the fine print, so why did they not understand it?

Ironic thing is my other business primarily sells to multi family...For real-estate I wouldn't hide you are the owner.

Track the margin, not the upfront rate.Nearly all HELOCs are tied to "prime" at 1-to-1, which is what the fed raises when the fed "raises rates" (this iron-clad 1-to-1 relationship isn't true for the Fannie/Freddie/FHA stuff).The "margin" is what is tacked onto prime.There's a lot more to HELOCs than the margin, however.

Ironic, right?

For just a couple hundred more I'll have an iron tub installed and we'll tile the shower.

More things will come up along the way that would need to be ironed out.

I table all of my comps before I start a rehab and besides columns for Sales Price, $/sqft, etc, I also have columns for:- Curb Appeal (1-10)- Flooring Types (Wood,Carpet, Tile, Laminate)- Staircase(Wrought Iron Spindles or Wood)- Master Bathroom (Type Vanity Tops?

Originally posted by @Jason Fletcher:I am a member of REI Vault and can say it is by far the best avenue for any investor hands down.I'm interested in REIVault because I'm doing deals but I don't have a good lead-nurturing system in place and I don't have enough time to develop one because, ironically, I'm busy running my digital marketing and lead-nurturing system for realtors.I'm thinking, "Why develop a new system when I can just hire REI Vault?"