Does anyone know how to pay off a balance of 203k loan before the project completed?

I have everything set up with my HELOC, but my question is....would it be better to put down 20% on my first property and then get a conventional loan for the remaining balance OR if I have enough money in my HELOC, should I buy the TK property outright?  

I think it's difficult to find customer of a fired out property .

I've found that not only is it less cumbersome to have one account using QB classes, but when you would have a negative balance in one of the two accounts because of temporary cashflow causing you to move money from one account to the other, you don't have to move money when using one account. 

In my experience, it is very difficult to know the character of each neighborhood until you have been active in a market for a while.

Both of these areas will be difficult to harness cheap deals, but there are pockets of reasonable  and creative deals. 

I'm still learning to balance how often I should contact the tenants and in which situations. 

@Sebastian E.I once used a balance transfer credit card (Chase Slate 0% for 15 months with 0% balance transfer fee if balance is transferred within 60 days of account opening) to float some money in order to purchase a car. 

He would contact home-owners that had loans originally with these banks, and work with the home owner to contact the mortgage-servicer to negotiate a much lower balance because they did not have the original note.

It may not be as difficult as you think.