Value report has just been released and it’s full of good information for those thinking about a minor or major home improvement project in the future.Exterior projects continue to cost homeowners far less than they’ll spend inside and yield the highest rate of return upon selling.

I am 99% confident that the loan was not fully paid off. 

It currently breaks even, but I'm hopeful the cash flow will improve over time!

Is there a tax strategy for using capital gains off the sale of a home to pay off other homes in your portfolio to improve cashflow?

I understand the concept of hard money loans, but I'm currently navigating the process of applying for one myself.

The 9 apartment units will be turned over (leases are terminable with 60 days notice) and will receive new kitchens, bathrooms, in-unit laundry and general bldg deferred maintenance improvements.

One point on a $50,000 loan is $500.

You will need to refinance with a commercial loan, usually with higher points and more down if you don't have enough equity.The main reason to use a LLC is to protect the asset from lawsuits.

When title transfers, the lender has the right to require that the loan be paid off entirely.

I can think of several reasons - but the bottom line is that since a HELOC is going to have a higher, variable interest rate, and a DSCR or conventional loan is going to have a lower, fixed rate... it wouldn't make any sense to have the BRRRR sit on the HELOC.