Other friends and family have funds tied up in DooDads and can't contribute right now.Are there any HML's who'll entertain lending under that $75k threshold? 

Downside is your cash is tied up for 6 mo's.It's a good rule of thumb to treat a HELOC like a credit card that you pay off as fast as possible. 

We're in escrow now, and my capital's going to be tied up in it for the rest of the year.

They can increase in rent its just tied to the median income levels for the area. 

I'm a big proponent of the BRRR strategy simply because you don't have to tie your money down. 

What I want to know is that by signing these disclosure forms, am I telling the lender that I will only use them regardless of their rate or do I still have option to go with a different lender after signing the forms should I get a better deal without any concerns.I am fairly new to the loan process so want to confirm if disclosure forms are not going to tie me down to one lender only and what should I look for in those forms to be more aware?  

In the end you should only accept money from a person/institution that you are comfortable being tied to.

If you can tie it is (20% of the time) about $2k per unit plus the appliance. 

I contemplated this a couple of times in my career and we were doing $30 million in business and it still did not make sense to tie up the capital and extra cost of logistics.  

I'm stuck on how to structure this and I don't want the 50K of repairs tied up in my HELOC for too long.3.