If so, would it be better for one of us to take on 1 mortgage and the other take on the second to avoid the double whammy?

Doubled size of concrete patio and added concrete walkway from driveway to back patio.

Double checked with my local office and they weren’t sure, so I filed my form at 63%. 

My thought process is,  I can earn enough interest to cover the interest only payment for the HELOC and hopefully double my investment when the syndication refinance or sells.

Google frowns on (and punishes offenders) double posting.

Where should we begin and what can we do to start investing and turning $1000 or $3000 into double or more?

In 10 years you've doubled your money.

I do it a little different I tell the agent I want to put in an offer on a property they listed (double commission)  BUT before I tell them what I want to offer I say seller will only have 24 hours to accept and I won’t entertain any counter offers I also link the agent to another property stating:  if the seller doesn’t accept or counters I want to put in an offer on this other property.  

The other thing that really likes that you said which definitely correlates with what I said which is that it's best to operate with integrity and my take away from that is like I had said that I want to have transparency with basically every transaction that I do so I want to go into a transaction and tell the homeowner my intent is to purchase this property through the means of whatever type of funding but if I can't then I'm going to sell this noteto an investor or rehabber or whatever somebody that's willing to buy it and then tell the buyer that I'm wholesaling the property and I definitely want to try and stay away from doing a double close if I can because to me that just feels like I'm hiding something and instead I want to see on that paper so that the buyer and the seller both know how much I'm making off of that deal and if the deal goes sauce or if I think the deals going south and possibly do the double close but if I can avoid doing that I think that's the best route to go but I guess I also probably have to find out if I need a brokers license if I do more than one property a year.I do know that what I just said sounds a little vague with my terminology and that's just because I'm new to the process and I have to do some more digging so I can figure out the logistics and all that because I know that there's courses out there that you can pay you no $1,000 or $5,000 or $10,000 for but honestly I don't have that kind of money laying around so I'm sure there's other ways that I can get that type of information.

I have been studying the wholesaling process and see that there are two methods: Assignment and Double ClosingFrom what I have read, it seems that double close would be the cleanest method.A couple of questions that I have is:1.