I would suggest considering an investment that could help you pay off the HELOC quickly, given the high interest rates typically associated with them.

Hoping you guys with experience can chime in and help a guy out.Thanks in advance! 

You still need to factor in those additional expenses.If you'd like help diving deeper into the numbers or need any advice on financing options, feel free to reach out!

Doing so could be considered a form of illegal eviction or "self-help eviction," which is prohibited by law.

Then I can work backwards and find what my current basis is.Thank you both for your help.

Welcome @Brett Jurgens There are lots of people here to help you with your journey 

My goal is learn from everyone, listen to your ideas, grow my portfolio and help you as I'm able.

As a vet I would love to help other vets out.

The financing was secured by another property but now I’m trying to pull equity out of the mobile home property to free up equity in my duplex for future deals. 

I don't think your second idea is bad to ensure things are found and documented.I ended up qualifying for a SBA disaster loan that helped when FEMA would not do anything since my properties are under a business.