You need credibility, a good strategy and the right product.

We have our ways of vetting them, of course, but in general, if you have the product and the price & terms that you're asking for it are reasonable, you will have an endless supply of potential buyers.As far as our backup plans go:1. 

Very in demand product type, metal buildings or other types.

If you are in a C to D, or focusing on very low cost product in general, it is always the lower income demographics that are hit hardest with slow downs, and you will have trouble renting/selling. 

However, HELOCs are just a product of the individual lenders that offer them. 

@Amanda Anderly cash out refi's are great, if you have a way to use that money productively. 

I do like the larger buildings (5+ Units) but local lenders are typically offering 5 year adjustable rate products. 

On Monday Italy will halt all production, except food, meds and banking.

I started my investing in Fort Worth and a number of my flips were in older neighborhoods near downtown where I could add a master suite for about $105-$110 a square foot, and have the finished product selling for over $200 a square foot.There seem to be plenty of small 600-800 sq ft bungalow style homes near downtown Raleigh and downtown Durham that would be perfect for this.

The only way to know that is by a letter from the city/county and or a rebuild letter that states the subject (specifically) was grandfathered into current zoning, what was allowed on the property and that it can rebuild if damaged or destroyed.”Circling back to our initial conversation, I can assure you that we will be able to refinance this property, however, the term length and loan product simply depends on the use type at the time of refinance:· If permitted as a triplex (or grandfathered in): we will be able to offer the 30 year rental product.