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Hopefully, this property or another one of my properties will put me in a position to have a 100k - 150k cash line available at my disposal at all times.  

If you're looking for more deals to pick up in the area let me know or if you have anything to dispose as well.

In general lower income tenants are much rougher on appliances like dishwashers, garbage disposals, washer/dryers, etc.

A HELOC will likely cost me more monthly , due to the shorter term of the Loan But, with a HELOC, I can always  " Re-Borrow " the amount of the Loan that I pay back , which is something that I will likely need to have at my disposal , as I hope to do 2 Investment Purchases/Rehabs over the next few YearsHELOC's have NO Closing Costs whereas doing a Refi. does ?

It is a 3 bed 1 bath house that is currently rented out.My reason for getting into the real estate market is to increase my disposable income.

When getting permission for a replacement leeching field from the health dept back in 1989, the approval states that the owner was supposed to make the additional land "purchased for sewage disposal purposes" a permanent part of his property.

Second thing was the City stopped recognizing our complex for trash disposal.

@Shaquan Whitaker if you want to do the right thing you will buy it, and then dispose of it as you wish.One thing sticks out to me "she doesn't want me to list it" are you a licensed agent?

A vacation home for people with some disposable income.