But in a shorter term I just want to get a heloc, to put down payments on other property. 

I feel like shorter readable items like blog posts and forum threads are best to start.

The second is bought at a 4% cap with 5.6% debt.My two most recent closings were bought at 5.2% cap with 3.3% debt and 4.7% cap with 3.25% debt.But all four of these deals are expected to throw off an IRR between 16% and 19% over a ten year hold (higher over a shorter hold). 

I'm just saying when Todd (for example) posts his reasons (as a syndicator) for shorter hold times there should be a "by the way, I earn 2% on the front end and 1% on the back."

This could make sense on longer "leases", but not likely shorter term leases.Could this have some benefit to the owner in terms of delaying depreciation? 

@Kaylee Dunn the shorter the commute the better :-)As for complications the biggest one you will run into on most of the front range is stupid money.

The interest rate can adjust on a HELOC so it is better used for shorter term debt like a flip or a BRRR.Home Equity Loans are installment debts that you pay a fixed amount on what you are loaned, and you must begin repaying it immediately.

You'd have to refinance the loan in the name of your LLC, and that loan would be a commercial loan with inferior terms (shorter amortization, higher interest) than a standard 30-year mortgage.

It is longer on one side and shorter on other side.

Terms are usually shorter, rates are usually a bit higher, and down payment is usually higher.