I’d love to get into commercial development in the future and partner up with a construction co to build on land I’ve rezoned with the city.

I have a separate bank account for my real estate activities @Jay Marz, as my accountant has a thing about co-mingleing funds.  

Plus, the flue pipes going of the heaters had wrong transition and were connected from 4” directly into 7” flue that can cause additional condensation and some CO coming back.

.- I had to use my father as a co-signer to get approved-I have a HELOC total of $150,000 (using my home and my rental)-Interest rate is between 3% -4%-If I transfer all of it, my monthly interest payment would be roughly for $440I know there is a chance they might not closed the line of credit, and in that case I would be losing that amount every month. 

Even within expensive cities (I'm from Boston and live in Denver), you can find good deals.

Hello,I currently own a rental property in Littleton CO and at a point, I need to sell it in 2020 to access my equity to purchase more rental properties.

I'm not saying it's impossible, I'm saying you have to find a title co or attorney that would be ok with this method. 

If there are things like co-mingling of funds the claimant may be able to pierce the veil of the LLC and go after your other assets anyway.

Hi allA very good friend of mine is planning to develop a 10 unit apartment complex in Costilla County, CO.

Ask the tenant to pay the difference and to co-sign for the son in the future.