I know of some people who've used their vehicles as collaterals against LOCs that are used for construction projects like thisSomething like this is definitely up their alley.

Currently, I am consuming everything I can around multifamily properties, and I have started to focus on the BRRR strategy.Day-To-Day I help build the technological infrastructure to help cars drive themselves, so if you ever want to ask questions about how autonomous vehicles will shape the future of cities, I am right in the middle of that stuff.I am looking forward to meeting/talking/discussing and being a member of this community

Try a signature loan, vehicle title loan, friends and family loan, whatever you need to do.Seems like miles away right now, but it's only a $12k problem. 

Vehicle expenses.. phone bill.. gas etc?

I free up money any way I can and put it towards the balance including electing 9 dependents so I'm not taxed as much throughout the year, taking out 2.5% APR car loans on paid off vehicles, borrowing against 401k, and making deals with friends and family and paying them a little lower than my HELOC's APR to "rest" their money in my account. 

On their tax returns they had Line 44A blank, so essentially $0…but then later on they listed vehicle miles in a separate line item.

*emphasis was put on ‘first’, because syndication could serve you as a great diversification vehicle sometime down the line, so don’t write it off completely.

Look at a person's vehicle. 

(Insuring yourself and your vehicles is probably more important than the properties.)Then USLI (my previous insurer) changed their rules in February saying I would be reduced to $1million for $1200 because at least one of my properties had a pool.

Sites like VRBO, Homeaway and AIR BNB provide a website which is simply a booking vehicle not legal or tax advice.