2) I bet you could draw that same or even more extreme graph for new car prices.

The bank will put a hold on them, so you can't just draw them out, so don't plan to need them for a while.This will cost you an appraisal on both properties to be performed by that lender. 

The product is a first lien position, 30-year draw, home equity line of credit with a linked zero-balance sweep-checking account (terms vary slightly for homestead properties in Texas).

I've done some basic research on GCs in Chicago, here are a few I've come across:Cobbelstone4ever RemodelingInland203k Remodel123 RemodelingArete Renovators, Inc.If anyone has any experience working with one of these companies I'd be very curious to hear how it went.My understanding is that when doing an FHA 203k loan, you go under contract, have a walk through of the property with a contractor (or multiple to get different quotes) during which you very specifically outline all work that needs to be done with what finishes etc, have a scope of work drawn up, that is provided to the lender, the lender then gives the green light, as construction is underway, there are draws after certain bigger projects finish, an FHA inspector comes through to make sure its done, THAT inspector is who then writes up a check for the contractor after approval is given, this goes on until the work is complete. 

In Oklahoma City, spots like Bricktown and Midtown are always buzzing, while Edmond and Norman draw steady demand thanks to strong schools and job opportunities.

With over $28B under construction or in the late planning stages, jobs and a reasonable cost of living will continue to draw people to Las Vegas, increasing demand (and prices and rents) for the fixed housing inventory.Strong law enforcement is significant to me, having lived in cities like Oakland, NYC, and similar places.Always something to do.

Also need someone to draw up a set of plans.Some walls exceed 3 feet.  

And of course all the events and attractions that draw people to Myrtle Beach are just 20 minutes away.In addition to Murrells Inlet, I would consider the adjacent Surfside Beach... which sits right between Garden City Beach and Myrtle Beach. 

The value in what Brian brings is that IF you find good deals there and WANT TO do them, being in his program, his contractor will front the reno money until you get construction draws back from your fix and flip loan. 

*Location Matters — Neighborhoods that have high demand, quality schools and close proximity to shops and services tend to draw buyers willing to pay a premium for a well-renovated house.