Right before I quit and left CO, I lined up my HELOC.  

Open a home equity line of credit (HELOC) against the house and use the money to do the repairs/upgrades you mentioned.

A few years back I put a HELOC against my primary residence but they only do a 75% LTV - mortgage balance.  

I prefer using a HELOC and keeping my primary residence.

Was approved last week and have my closing tomorrow. 90% LTV HELOC.

Looking for a commercial "HELOC" or second mortgage or perhaps private money?

We invest in the Baton Rouge area.IDEAS: We started with our Home Equity Line (HELOC.)

I was able to get a Heloc on the rehabbed House and along with my saved money I bought two fix and hold houses in "cash" which has allowed me to move quickly.

Since this is the only asset, the power of attorney can transfer the home and take out a HELOC against the property for half the value, which will be used for the Medicaid compliant annuity.

Step 1: Purchase a cheaper (50k-145k) multifamily that needs renovating/updating via a 203(k) loan.Step 2: Occupy the property (house hack)Step 3: Refinance or pull a HELOC after 6 months to a yearStep 4: Purchase another property or two from the cash of the refinance/HELOC @Brandon Turner 's famous BRRR strategyMulti-family property # 1:The above duplex was built in the 70's and that was the last time it was updated.