HELOCs are variable rates and it's highly likely that they'll actually be LOWER in the near future, why not bet on that?

@Dennis Carter IINot an attorney but I do not see why title insurance would cover this as there was no written agreement that was missed it was verbal - there was nothing they missed.Sounds like your best bet is to drill your own well.

If your debt is student loans at 6-8% interest your best bet is to pay them down/off as fast as possible as most investments will achieve a similar result but that is gross (before taxes) not net.  

Betting on appreciation for the recapture of initial funds in this market with a refi may put you negative cash flow.

Gamblers hope for the big pay off that may show up with a $100 bet on my conversation with Jack.

Your best bet might be to find a private fund that aggregates money and lends it back out to real estate investors.It is worth adding that this is not a tax-efficient way to get involved with real estate.  

I bet it disclaims/limits platform liability six ways to Sunday.

and better news is, i'll bet you don't make that mistake again.

Consider a new betting game for real estate investors.

I think it's a very safe bet to see the inverse true, and then when you classify demand out(the one's who are interested but cannot qualify) it'll get even wider.3.