Pay the HELOC off in it's entirety , via doing a Cash-Out refinance I currently Have a $20,000 HELOC on my Primary  ( opened it , as of March of this Year ) I have $13,000 left , and am planning to use the remaining $13,000 for the Downpayment on an Investment Property ( at 15% down ) in the  $50,000 - $60,000 range , with around $4,000 - $6,000 left over for repairs and Upgrades  ( me doing most of the work/labor )My 2 questions are:1.

So by proving you're eligible for re-enlistment, it says to the lenders that you have the ability to pay the mortgage because you have a job.Now for getting out from a financial standpoint, I would totally buy a multifamily so your living cost is supplement by your rental income that way you're not as worried about paying your living expenses and you have options when it comes to jobs and maybe move to a different state while still receiving rental income For example,  I was at risk getting out in March of 2016.  

Home prices have risen recently, a 7.5% increase to an average of $273,000 this March.

A co-worker just bought a new construction home where the warranty is just expired (beginning of March, 2017)The range is supposed to be wired into 220, but is actually wired into the living room circuit.What options does he have?

I was so scared, but I marched up to the door and knocked before my resolve gave out.Thankfully, no one answered, but I’d come too far to give up at that point.

I closed on the property March 31st and the rehab is now complete.

Owner, who has his private residence just several doors down to the subject property, paid $250K in March 2015, and another $35K impact fee is owed as of April 2017 for installation of county septic and water.

The casino is scheduled to open in March, 2018 as "Resorts World Catskills."

Since then (March) it became challenging given the very low supply and a lot of investors flooding the market.

I've been blogging since March but never really put it out there and was averaging just a few views a day.