I started investing here for the long-term potential, seeing how much money is getting pumped into the market. 

Yeah, that's the step I'm on–identifying potential team members.

If I do try to wholesale this house what costs or other things should I consider for my potential buyer?

Yes we could potentially do a HELOC, but as mentioned the rates/fees on a second home/investment HELOC will be higher just as a disclaimer. 

@Chad McMahanI hear you, however buying from long distance is tough too.what best cities do you suggest to focus on, for cash flow and potentially appricition in long term too.sfr vs multiplex vs apt complex ?

Our plan was to use this HELOC to secure off-market deals from wholesalers and then pursue refinancing.Concerns and Seeking Advice:However, I've read discussions, indicating potential challenges in refinancing when a significant portion of DTI is tied up in a HELOC.Given our situation, I am keen on understanding:1.

We naturally started with our personal circle of family and friends who have witnessed our journey from the beginning, we have also begun posting blogs on LinkedIn and our website, we've created a CRM database of all the potential investors we have met in our network, and are soon releasing our first recurring email newsletter for our subscribers.The frustrating part of all this is that it feels like I'm pushing a rock up a hill that just won't make any progress.

Do you own the property or are planning this into a potential purchase? 

I have grown my investments in Back of the Yards for various reasons, but my main one is: I grew up there and see high potential for growth in that area. 

Ram's plan is to pyramid up as best can during these growth years, keeping any/all profits IN the investing action, to grow maximum dividend potential for when kids start university when Ram will "flip the switch" too a DIVIDEND focus.