I will use it to get another HELOC , pay it off in 5 yrs, then rinse repeat eventually part of funding my retirement income since i am 57 yrs old and had lost most financial security when my spouse divoced me.  

I have used Catalyst Funding - they are big in Texas and I had a great experience with them.

That being said, it might cost you a little more than subbing each trade out but you're likely to make up for that cost on the sale and the time you save by working within established relationships.If there are any major issues with the project you're looking to take on you'll want to take pictures if you can so you can send them in advance so any contractors can bring the necessary tools to assess the scope of work.Take a quick look at the materials you're going to need for the site either on Home Depot or Lowes or something similar so that you know roughly what the cost of materials is going to be.

Open to developing the land myself, but in most cases that would require finding a partner, so I'm prioritizing zero-to-low cost options.Recent fee appraisal puts value around $140k.

When there are charges, Obligo pulls the funds from the Tenant's bank account or credit card.

I have a arm of my funding business where I fund these students/investors for profit splits.

I have low DTI, high credit score (790+ FICO), and high amount of liquid assets.

Cash flow is around $1k due to my low interest rate and MTR strategy. 

I've got a few in Wasilla as well and working on one in Willow (another 30-40 minutes up the road) I anticipate the majority of the funds being made in the summer but a should pay the bills at least in the winter, we'll see I guess:)  Alaska has a lot of tourists in the summer, and a lot less in the winter.

Hi,I am going to be using a HELOC to fund my next property.