The Black Hills is a beautiful area and has a lot of draw.

Use your state's Purchase and Sale Agreement to draw up the contract and pay either an attorney or another real estate agent to help guide you through the transaction for a smooth closing.

If the investment produces $420 in profit, are you splitting it and drawing it out or are you putting it right into a shared fund to build a reserve or save for the next investment?

lets play devils advocate for a bitwhere to you draw the line .. help the poor mom and pop investor who is not capitalized well enough to weather a protracted storm.. or should they help the restaurant owner who cant make a living and has to let all their people go .. cant make the commercial rent.. or the owner of the commercial property whose tenant cant pay because govmit closed all the restaurants . 

In most cases you will win the deal.If you get to the point where you can no longer draw on the HELOC (10 Years) but you still want the draw feature to continue investing, no big deal, just replace your current HELOC with a much larger HELOC to get a new 10 year draw period.

But if they don't have a use for the money, "I'm just going to put it in the bank and draw interest", that's when you can sell them that you can pay a higher price, if they drop the interest rate, and take less cash right now, then they'll get bigger payments then if it was in the bank.

They can have a draw period that lasts 10 or 20 years, followed by a repayment period. 

Draw 10 years.

Economists on both sides of the coin agree that rent control is not the way to go....Since I can't draw a supply/demand sketch on bigger pockets, I might be able to attempt to explain the general principle behind it.Rent control is an artificial price ceiling set by regulatory bodies (government). 

If you haven't been drawing on your 401k it won't be considered for income for conventional loans.