What you can do is a cash out refinance and pay off the Heloc and take out some cash and consolidate (2) loans into one.If you were to calculate (3) loans more than likely your "blended rate" would be higher than a COR right now.

Keep the money and never try to buy a course on wholesaling again.Hi, I'm an investor and I want to mainly focus on buy and hold, I want to do wholesaling as a way to find properties for myself and sell the ones that are good deals but don't meet my criteria.The properties i have now I got from the market with convectional loans, as someone who has basic knowledge of how this works what would you recommend as a good learning resource to learn wholesaling, subto and seller finance?

We would be looking to use a conventional loan. 

Higher interest rates have made it difficult for buyers to secure loans, while sellers are hesitant to part ways with their fixed-rate mortgages.

I see lenders going down to $50,000 loans today which comes out to an ARV of about $67,000.

These are also income based loan so the debt to income (DTI) ratio has to work. 

Know the costs for fixing up the property and explore ways to pay, like bank loans, FHA loans, and local aid.

I know someone looking into Nexus Lexus but with no solution yet.FCI, is a loan servicer that works with a local insurance broker and says they will notify you quickly if any policy is canceled (???).

Now with that, I would want to go in fha203k loan or simply fha. 

Land (2mm) - Loan (1.4mm) - Equity ($600k)  = 0I need to know my math is correct.