@Marc Winter Idk Marc you tell me, I'm from California, just trying to blend in on a Tusa forum ;)Thanks for your response though.

Ardbeg Perpetuum or Balvenie Double Wood 17.Blend?

It's why the numbers are kind of so-so if you look at it from any one specific angle, but I like the diversity this property has and how it's a blend of all the categories since that's what I needed.

We have one of the best markets in the country here, with a nice blend of cash flow and appreciation.

@Jamie Briscoe  I listen to a blend of podcasts about FI Real estate and side hustles (business Ideas) a lot of these have great sites associated with them and packed with a plethora of information and Knowledge. 

Ours are a 75/25 Cotton/Poly blend.

In the first scenario, you use the HELOC to buy, make your renovations and then do a cash-out refi into a traditional loan and you pay off the HELOC.This strategy is 100% financing - whether you use the HELOC to pay the full amount or blend it with a traditional loan or seller financing ... any way you slice it, you're financing 100% of the deal.

The opportunities in most primary and secondary markets are unparalleled to most small towns and rural environments.

Ok, let's run down some things we have done that have worked for us at our lake house.As for textiles, for sheets I use a 70/30 Cotton/Poly blend in a percale weave.

With respect to property values, that was an event unparalleled in magnitude since the great depression. 2.