But again, you can always ask around and see what banks are offering what options.Once you secure the cash you need, I agree with @John Hamilton concept - sell or hold, this is dominos, once you get one property done (the one that needs the least amount of cash to finish), you can re-fi or get another HELOC and that cash will pay for the next, etc. etc.Good luck, I hope you hit it out of the park!

Also note here in chicago many of the 4+ units are purchased and rehabbed in cash and never hit the mls.

If that is his heat source, he will probably want heat before winter hits.

Originally posted by @David H.: it looks like an awesome project . 

The home has been on the block for a while now but no one has hit the reserve.The home was built at the same time mine was around 2007 and looks decent from the outside.

Anyways hit me up anytime and good luck. 

So obviously if the area has hit that limit then bar owners or liquor store operators probably wouldn't be your target market.  

I'm a newbie and have been hit with several different solicitations.

My projected return was getting hit twice.

If one hits the MLS that has the financials to be flipped, it will be gobbled up very quickly.