I am not advocating over-leveraging but a HELOC is one of the most powerful tools available to all real estate investors, in my opinion.

or "Concentrate your power in one area".

We had a tenant request we power wash the house because it was dusty, he would mow but had foot tall weeds everywhere, and let all the landscaping go to crap.

Knowledge is power, but also a burden.

Get it subdivided by the powers that be in that area.

My thoughts are pretty much based on events in the past few months (ie Paris, San Bernardino, and many many massacres) as well as the 2016 cover of The Economist, ie they have a baby staring at a globe which represents the growing global pandemic of a virus patented decades ago and spread by GMmosquitoes and effective in reducing brain mass/intelligence of most children of infected mothers.That plus school shootings, massacres, water shortages, power outages, and a possible shutdown of EBT Food Stamps could quickly spark a chaos scenario in America's most populous multifamilies & cities.Look around at how many commercial/retail spaces are vacant.

We do shipping nationwide and moving the the west would help double our production power and take advantage of lower shipping rates to the west.  

My focus has been on networking currently as I have been building a powerful group of cash investors, knowledgable partners, and wise friends. 

How tall and wide the house is makes a difference and how much support it needs underneath to move in the first place.If you have to go across old bridges with weight limits, around a bunch of tight curves, low power lines and traffic lights that have to be lifted, street trees you have to work around etc.Distance and what time of day due to congestion house would need to be moved.10k to 30k sounds very light to me on moving costs.

I also checked it with a non-contact voltage tester and the larger blade hole (which should be neutral) appears to be hot.So I opened the receptacle (after turning power off) but the white wire goes where the white label is on the receptacle and when I compare it to another working receptacle, it's wired the same.So my guess is that neutral (white) and hot (black) wires are reversed at the power supply (electrical panel?).