Wanna bet on whether he gets it or not?

Seems to me that the HELOC would be the best bet since i'm only paying the borrowed funds off when I'm actually using them versus every day whether I'm using them or not.

From what I am gathering from everyone, it seems like the safe bet is a money market or higher end insured savings account.

Best bet to find the approximate rate would be to look at the St.

I would bet that if the NAR had its way though, that wouldn't bee the case.

Like @Aaron McGinnismentioned, QB Premier is your best bet, it has "Class" separation feature where I use 1 "class" per project, and have "trade" accounts, however, I use my Trade for subcontractors, and unfortunately, all my materials are in one place, it is too time consuming for us to trace per trade PLUS per receipt; but to answer this question, your best bet is to input/import all your receipts on excel, have columns like project #, description, qty, unit, unit price, amount, tax, trade, comment.

My bet  is you will learn more from this deal, whether or not you make money, than anyone who criticizes you for doing it.Please feel free to PM me for more info, but I'll share some general info about home flipping I hope you find useful.Per your questions:1) If the work is just cosmetic (think new flooring, new countertops, new cabinets, paint, etc) you can probably get by hiring subcontractors.  

I bet I have another 4k in it after its all said and done.

think about the savings in $$$$$ and roads.But I bet you have a system of independent haulers so your apartments are the regional dumping ground.

I bet you'll change your mind very quickly!