They said that you just need to "tap" on their shoulder for money back....i do not know if someone who is not satisfied have done that.   

Quote from @Daniel Rabinov: Hey guys,I am looking to possibly get into flipping houses in LA area, I've been pushed away from doing this for a long time as I always fear there are big fish out there that have much more experience than me and they know how to both analyze and make quick decisions as well as have access to a network which allows them to tap into opportunistic deals for flips.I have come by different areas in LA that have old houses sell with larger lots with a huge upside to the lot size vs current build.I.e - Average new built house $1,200 a square foot.

As others have mentioned, getting a HELOC on your primary residence is the best way to tap into that equity.

I am actually in a situation right now where my capital is a lot more tapped out that I thought it would be because a multi-family project is taking longer than I'd planned and costing more than I'd hoped to get profitable.

They're great motivators and they use sales and marketing tactics for tapping into the hope and fear people who desperately want to 'alter their lives.'

We just renovated one unit (the one we are living in 1bed/1bath) and another became vacant so we will be rehabbing that as well; the thing is 1) this next unit we need to rehab is a 4bed/2bath so, obviously, the cost will be higher & we are running out of cash.Options for rehab financing: 1) Tap into low interest/ deferred interest CC debt (military USERRA)+ invest every available penny after rice and beans2) Invest every available penny after rice and beans + Tap into reserves tactically + use CC as a last resort3) Invest every available penny after rice and beans + VA renovation loan4) Another combination of the above mentionedSorry in advance if this post is too much!

I would love to tap into that equity and acquire more property.

Account Closed would love your input.So ladies and gentlemen if all your funds were tapped out & want to make 2017 productive how would you proceed? 

He just happens to have some cash or lines of credit that you would like to tap into.  

After researching opportunity in the Bay Area I decided I wasn't ready financially to tap into that market.