@Kevin KhalafI realize this is 2 years old but I’ll chime in anyway :)HELOCs allow you to access up to 80% of your home’s equity at a max. 

Possibly one that is handicap accessible. 

If they miss the appointment, we block hem on FB and move on.Next step is a walk through at a specific time.

Specifically, how is the Monroe County court system organized, and what are the ways to access Monroe County court records?

The deal itself felt difficult with access issues to the apartment, two inspections (due to access issues), two appraisals (due to access issues), and some clerical error's during the closing (which were corrected).  

The SFH on the block that did sell was the same building that the owner converted to a SFH by taking a kitchen out, etc. 

And for those who want to retire early and tap into retirement account to supplement their income, there are ways to do so, here is an article explaining the details:https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesfinancecouncil/...The bottom line is this: even if you have to pay the penalties for accessing retirement funds early, because you are able to grow them tax-deferred you'll be better off investing inside of a qualified plan rather than using taxable account. 

The homeless caravan (aka the trolley) will soon have direct access into the heart of UTC. 

Plenty strong enough for residential...should be between 1k to 2k per pier depending on how many you need, access, and other factors.

Do what your preferred area, your goals, level of expertise and access to funding tells you to do.