However, we would not do it based on an applicant’s request because (as others have said) we feel it sets a bad precedent for the future.

This and future locations as well as the demand are both essential for your success. 

I was always raised with the mindset to plan for the future and that is why real estate investing has become a great interest of mine.

-Check and see if there is an easement on an adjacent property for a future driveway access to your landlocked property-If there is not, ask your neighbors nicely if you can add a driveway access to your property on theirs-Try to sell the land to an adjacent owner

At this point we don't know what to do because maybe we are afraid of loosing what we have built so far in savings and equity, but also because we have a new member of the family that we want to make sure he has a good future.

Once perceptions of locals change for Frogtown the prices will go up quickly.Unfortunately the current interest rate increase from the fed and the 4 more expected increases may put a damper on MF properties in the near future.

But I need to get into another deal, and the future looks promising.

It seems like the general consensus is to utilize a HELOC over a HEL to fund my first deal and then follow the BRRR strategy to keep the HELOC open for future deals. 

We have decided to sell because the value has appreciated and there are some capex items that are going to be needed to be replaced at some point in the near future that I don't know that I feel like paying for. 

I'm trying to establish a business credit trail for my llc, so I can fund future flips.