You'll pay a balance transfer fee if you want to take out cash rather than do purchases but at ~3% the money is still basically free once you factor in inflation.

We got some cash back at closing instead, and a signed addendum that stated all personal property transferred to us at the time of sale.My junk guy is going to do a cleanout, but we are thinking of selling the boat and trailer. 

(get data points to compare)Is it in a good area with reasonable chances for long term appreciation....?

I believe the title will have to be in her name, but I don't see why she can't just transfer it over to you after the mandatory 1 year of occupancy is up.

The lease transfers to you upon closing and is just as valid as if it had your signature on it.

These are actually available from the credit bureaus as marketing data, but they are "credit data" and therefore come with a lot of rules around how they can be legally used.

After this, I can start accumulating my reserves.I also put all my cash flow income to pay the HELOC down. every penny goes into it.My strategy to minimize the interest is to open a Balance Transfer credit cards with 0% interest and $0 fee.

The data doesn't support that statement in any way. 

That sounds like you are thinking about the kind of return you should be getting in your head.I am entering a lot of data into a database from FCI.

Discuss property transfer and DOS, a different kind of wax.While the guy in the video is enumerating some valid points, he also leaves stuff out.