All of the neighbors will lose 25 ft of their yards , and they want considerable ( 5 figures) money to do this .

It is a general number and does not take into consideration the specific aspects of the property.

Since you obviously don't pay anything (other than smallish paperwork fees to open) until you actually draw on the line, it seems to me to be a no-brainer to have open and available for when the time is right.

Since you obviously don't pay anything (other than smallish paperwork fees to open) until you actually draw on the line, it seems to me to be a no-brainer to have open and available for when the time is right.

Thanks for your considerations.

Since you obviously don't pay anything (other than smallish paperwork fees to open) until you actually draw on the line, it seems to me to be a no-brainer to have open and available for when the time is right.

Correction: Option B: Combine current master and bedroom #2, shown in the drawing

Having a wholesaler that will work with a VA lender is rare as most of times it has to be HML or private money so I'd give that consideration but I would have thought that he/she could have seen this coming with a VA loan.

This leads me to believe that his draw schedule led to the project being behind. 

Specifically San Antonio, is an area I am keen on.I am/was considering investing, but wondering if this is something you'd take into consideration.