Why wouldn't you do a cashout refi first to lock in a low long-term rate and THEN tap the rest of your equity via HELOC?

I accepted the rest of the inspection report because my contractor looked over the property and didn’t find anything else.

I'm not used to things being easy especially because of my first and favorite sport Boxing, when you're in that ring you have to learn quick and adjust accordingly ( trust me my resting weight is 170lb so at least for me it's rare that I spar someone at the same weight usually their lighter which means faster, or heavier which means stronger ), that being said i'm also not used to things being handed to me, but recently i've been blessed with the opportunity to receive 100% funding on my next Fix and Flip deal.

Chasen 909.810.8694  He took care of the rest. 

I live-in flipped my home, used a HELOC for the down payment and got credit for the rest.

Apart from my amazing realtor/investor who is very familiar with the area, I don't want to send recommendations on the rest of the team until we start doing business.

The rest is done much like a conventional loan, but with higher rates.  

I concur with @Tim Swierczek, a great investor-lender and investor-realtor are two key relationships to build, then the rest can fall into place fairly easily and quickly. 

(It’s officially REALTOR®.)  

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