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There likely is a way to do that but I agree with @Taylor L. - it probably would make more sense to cash out refi at that point. 

During the walk-through, they lit many candles.

@Jeff L. It's

My company is a lighting distributor (material supplier) for commercial and high-end residential projects.The projects I manage vary from $10,000 to $350,000, and I help supply lighting fixtures and controls (from simple dimming switches to fully automated systems).Currently, my wife and I are finalizing our HELOC docs, and we are looking to invest in out-of-state rental properties (we are in Southern California).I’ve been browsing Phoenix and Jacksonville areas so far, and I am open to other marketplaces if the numbers make sense.I am profusely reading books and listening to podcasts to prepare myself to find and close my first deal, and I signed up to attend the Real Estate Rookie Bootcamp Weekend.Hopefully I will get to meet and network with fine folks who share similar goals and values, and I look forward to connecting with y’all on this forum!

@Burt L. It

Hello my name is donovan I have just started my business Handy D im looking to see if anyone can give me any pointers on how to get funding for my business with not so good credit to purchase my first investment property 

In NJ, a 2-family requires no state inspections on a regular basis and just CO on transfer, but a 3-family requires proper egress from basements and from a top unit, which can mean fire escapes or properly lit back stairs.

There was a guest there at the time, he said he lit the fireplace and then put it out (but it was still smoking a little)and he went to sleep.