If it's not your primary residence, I'm not sure it's technically a HELOC.  

Good Evening,I am wondering please, if I will have any trouble in Purchasing a Property listed on the HUD website as my Primary as my Primary Residence, IF the Property shows that it is " Insured " ?

I can definitely help you explore the option of using your primary residence as collateral even if you don't own it free and clear.

If it's possible to inject concrete, then that's an alternate solution.

Hey Account ClosedWhile there is certainly a chance that this won't pencil out, notice that everyone who immediately claimed that it was overpriced resides outside of SD.

See Jay Z and Beyonce are just like regular Americans....except their mortgage is about $250,000 a month...They are reportedly billionaires but..I guess they wanted to lock in that low 4% interest.It would be pretty fascinating to see the financial records and income streams of some of these ultra wealthy folks.I wonder what type of real estate they might own besides personal residences if any. 

You should be able to buy another property using FHA (assuming your first home was FHA) because your new home is going to be your primary residence.  

I have over 50% equity in an 800K primary residence, but as lenders are looking at my DTI, things seem distorted by the low income on tax returns,  and I'm being told there is no way I can qualify for a 30yr fixed.  

@Danielle Russo, another factor to consider is the primary home exemption from selling your primary residence. 

I took out a HELOC on my primary residence that I plan on transferring into my llc to purchase a property here in Denver within the week.