As far as I know, most HELOC's requires 1% payment every month ~ $600/month in your case.To be honest, after I pulled $80k HELOC and tried to pay it back.

@Brian DickersonI've had contractors discuss partnerships before but I haven't pulled the trigger yet for the same reasons as you. 

Once you pull out an FHA loan, you cannot take out another without refinancing out of the first.

The thought is that the potential buyer can walk through the property with the listing pulled up on their phone and have an example photo of how furniture could be laid out rather than having to actually see it in the property.  

I was looking at buildings between 1.2m - 2.5m and these cap rates are pulling in roughly 1000 - 1200 per month per building.

The question is what tax implications would He have if he pulled from his growing money market.

Might not affect how much you can charge per month but it will help you out with the refinance to pull all of your money out. 

I'm glad you pulled yourself out of it, and of course, you used the debt snowball.Thank you for posting about this here.

The staining could be becasue these heaters draw air in from the bottom and push it out the top. so any dirty air  is pulled through the heater and pushed out the top causing stains on walls. 

(I feel like it should be someone in close proximity in case they need to see documentation.)I've got everything pulled together and pretty much entered into the H&R Block software.