Options that come to mind are getting a Heloc for around 60k, use 15k with hard money or bridge for a fix an flip and the remaining 45k for my main property.

I believe he did a podcast but do not remember the episode.He mainly focuses on probate.  

When I price out my flips, I have it within a few thousand dollars (without any surprises) because I know what my supplies will cost.

I know you are supposed to keep them in a separate account than your main checking account, do you need a separate account for each property?

The main question is what is your price point?

My background is business and supply chain management.

So... neighborhood is a nice and quiet area behind a main road that has some rough parts... my neighbor itself is pretty nice and people always mention things like “oh I never knew these were back here!!”

Due to the location of the utilities it would take a lot of work to run a connection to the main sewer line so running a macerating toilet would save a lot of time and hassle. 

However, for the most part, there are three players to this, namely you, the property owner, and the bank.The main thing is each one of the parties has to trust the other and perform their part of the deal.

Do they increase or decrease due to supply or what?