Couple years ago we switched from a tan look like you have to the grays due to the demand out here.

I've had a few lenders that do not have a HELOC product tell me that they may have one in the coming weeks/months, so that's good news.For anyone else looking for HELOC for investment properties in Arizona this is what I've found so far:Lenders that will do HELOC on a single family or 2 unit investment (non-owner occupied) property:Bank of West (BNP Paribas)PNCMountain AmericaUS BankWaFdBMO HarrisDesert FinancialQuorumFirst BankSo far I haven't found anyone that will touch a 3-4 unit, If anyone has gotten a HELOC on a fourplex in AZ please let me know who you used.I'm looking for a HELOC so I can renovate units as they turnover and I just cash out refi'd in 2020 so would like to keep the low rate primary...I may look into second position loan if I'm not getting any traction in the coming weeks.Cheers.Lenders that will not do HELOC on an investment (non-owner occupied) properties (for now, may change):PenFedNavy FederalCitizens BankKey BankOneAZWSECUAlhambra CUPinal County CUTruWestCorporate America Family CUArizona Financial CULandings CUSan Tan CUNuVisionAERO FederalAlaska USAMarisol CUBanner FederalVantage WestCountless others...

For example Maricopa, Casa Grande and San Tan Valley. 

White/off white on ceilings and tan on walls.

Quote from @Marie Tan: Quote from @Bonita Woodbury: I'm a new investor and am using wholesaling as a strategy to build capital so that I can eventually scale to buy and holds.

@Sandy Tan you'll want to only put 20-25% and get a mortgage for the rest.

@Jin Tan like Matthew said, it is a pain - for now.

Thank you James Tan 

@Chris Czekaj,I agree with you, in that the grey won't look good with the beige/tan floors.    

Hello,My apartment paint job is wearing out and I need to paint the upstairs tan portion and the door trim this week.