Historically, I've always been cautious about who I let run my credit because I know having a ton of hard hits will negatively affect your score.

I added all of you and between both jobs I'll be doing my best to hit you up!

Just realize if you leave the HELOC untouched (and depend on it only for emergencies) and stuff hits the fan, the bank may take away your HELOC.

We had set a maximum value we would pay and after a few last minute bids, our maximum price was hit and secured.

In summary I’m not comprehending how using a HELOC as downpayment works financially as you’re hit with interest on all capital in the property.

When the RE bug hits you, it HITS you.

Some areas the property sits because more people are moving away and migrating to other states and some more strong suburban area in Illinois are hit hard by property taxes so the tenant on a NNN lease wants to renegotiate rent down when they renew or close all together.

I’m doing driving for dollars for the first time and I’m trying to be as efficient as possible.

However, the benefit of my husband being an agent is that he can get leads on listings as soon as they hit the market by checking in throughout the day on the daily hotsheets, plus you get all of the other information about the listing that's not on a 3rd party website and you can go to the property on your timetable and not have to schedule with another agent a time that works for them. 

Do you think those percentages should be where I leave them even after hitting financial freedom?