Usually HELOC's have a 10-year draw period.

If you are planning to approach sellers that don't have their properties listed - you may want to see someone (preferably an attorney) to draw up a standard offer/contract that you can use; that way if you find a deal you have something prepared already.

@Paul Ko if you are drawing a blank on questions, google the question you just asked and many pages of good questions will come out in the search.

How expensive holding costs can be and what the terms & fees are for taking draws on your rehab money.

It’s my first property and I’m honestly drawing from my experiences as a renter, and in my area blinds, fridges and several other things are at the discretion of the tenant.

The LLC is a partnership 50/50, have an attorney draw up the document.  

I have every intention of being in a higher tax bracket when I retire, which calls into question the value of the 401k.All that said, the silver lining of this pandemic is the relaxed rules on 401k loans, which I'm using to fund remaining rehab on a project instead of taking a draw against a LOC.

Draw a circle around the area where you want to live (distance-wise).

How to measure a cooperative attitude is a great question - I'm sure there's room for improvement in this area but at this point, we measure based on the following factors; ability to follow simple directions in the pre-screening form; providing requested information in a complete fashion; responsiveness to phone/text/email; communication abilities (providing more info than just yes/no answers, being forthcoming with relevant information and us not feeling like we're trying to draw water from a stone). 

Each draw is a few weeks apart as construction progresses slowly.