The Property Assessor's office is nearly always the legitimate source of information for identifying all characteristics, especially bed and bath count of a respective property. 

. , If you take the money out of the equity line of credit ( it is not called HELOC if it is not your home), there are few treatments. 1) If you invest the money taken out in the investment or other business, the interest is deductible in that business activity, not at you rental activity. 

Each bedroom has two large double beds and a separate bathroom.

We are curtently flipping a 5 bed 3 bath house in Bridgewater.

I bought & rehabbed a house from 1000 miles away using my personal credit line.

Bottom line is, repair costs are ridiculous, but so are the property appreciation rates.

What roles do easements, drain lines, utilities and soil samples play in determining the value?

So you then want your entity protections (LLC's) to be put in place to be the next line of defense.

There are lots of lenders that do these so I would just make sure you aren't paying a ton of points and that the fees are in line with other lenders.

My fear with doing the latter is the fact that a HELOC is looked at like any other revolving line of credit and that would badly impact my DTI...any thoughts?