Interest is the cost of borrowing money and, as the article says: “As long as you’re making that money work for you—for instance investing in other property—and your rate of return is greater than your cost of the HELOC, it’s a good tool”I am paying roughly 4.5% to borrow money on a HELOC that is making me a minimum of 20% on my investments.

I haven't been able to find anything yet but did set up a "team"and am happy to share contacts.

I was thinking of possibly just doing a camp site set up of some kind.

Also consider what your cost in time and money will be in trying to recover the money. 

Hi, wondering if you are entitled to commission for a property and you are the buyer representing yourself, do you get the commission in time to use it toward your closing costs?

Transaction costs of selling, then buying will mean a hit to the equity that you have, plus a likely tax hit.

If you win, they will have to pay the extra expense of the filing fees, etc, on top of what you say your damages are (which would be the cost to hire someone else to complete the job).   

I'm assuming the declined transactions have something to do with how the payment it set up because it appears that some folk are still using this method.

Second I want to setup my daughter who has Autism so she can have some nest egg when I am gone.

Memorial Day to Labor Day will pretty much take care of itself, but adding in amenities like a hot tub and a sauna will help you draw in more traffic and bookings even when there's a foot of snow on the ground.Just to touch on the LTR option, I don't know if this would get you the kind of returns you'd be looking for to even cover your mortgage, let alone cover any maintenance/capex/management costs the property might require.