Should I view this as reducing my overall equity needed for down payment?

I would then take out a HELOC to leverage the equity she has built up over the years (current value of the home is about $800k) for a down payment on an investment property or two.I was recently advised that putting the house in a trust, rather than adding my name to the deed, and putting myself as a beneficiary would be smart for estate planning purposes and give me access to commercial loan options as well as residential.However, I want to know if there is a major difference between the amount I would qualify for on the HELOC if I were to apply as a Trust or as an individual.I would assume either way the bank would be looking at my income to debt ratio and make a judgment that way.I appreciate the feedback!

I'm thinking about renting, but I'd only clear 100 - 150 a month, but I would have 60K in equity.  

Should we take out the equity of both homes and potentially take back $191,000 cash back and cash flow roughly 300$ between both properties after expenses ?

I just want to make sure I can sell it if I want to get out for the same price or more and/or pull equity out using a cash-out-refinance. 

If they offer over your own valuation, then you know they are the signs of a bubble and will soon fail.The smart equity groups have been buying distressed houses since 2011, so these guys are late to the game.

He seems to think there’s no creative way for Wells Fargo  to eliminate That particular line perhaps in favor of me giving an extra couple of percentage points when I sell the property for a profit.…… I kind of understand that… So my question for this form is That particular line perhaps in favor of me giving an extra couple of percentage points when I sell the property for a profit.…… I kind of understand that… So my question for this form isDoes anybody know a 30 year mortgage out there that is not FHA or anything to do with the government, that allows me to buy live in as my primary residence fix up and leave and sell before one year?

Well I have $270k of equity in our primary residence and house hold income is $130k a year with only a monthly mortgage payment of $1600 being the only debt.

Also how about an equity loan to purchase another buy in the state I will be relocating?

In summary, the hardest part was literally 'pulling the trigger' and I've learned not to worry over a few extra thousand when buying a home because in the long run, paying a few thousand more to win a bid may net me 10s of thousands (long term) in equity/rent collection.