There are tons of things going on in the background though and trust me anyone who has tried to sell restricted stock will tell you its no cake walk which is why people generally pay less for restricted shares than freely tradeable shares 

I would rather talk about bicycles like we did in the first place and see when he is comfortable to share to place later down the line.

I definitely wouldn't say curfew except for maybe a shared playground/barbeque area.

My intention is to use my share of the money gained from the sale to reinvest in real estate.

Thanks for sharing.

I I'd be willing to bet if you got this far reading my post, you'd be willing to take an extra 2 minutes and respond to me and share your thoughts, criticism, encouragement, insights, etc.

I'm not sure if this is the case for all HELOCs or not but thought I would share in case folks didn't know this.Mike

Any information you can share on your process to effectively capture these deals while minimizing your time spent on them would be greatly appreciated!

All they can do is say no or yes, if they say no, move on, if they say yes, and from your evaluation it is a good deal, you can probably find a bunch of other investors on bigger pockets who will come to your aid and who you can share the deal with as you learn.  

Thanks for sharing.