Even on a HELOC the most they might do is reduce your line if you wind up going over 80% LTV/CLTV (80% being de rigueur for HELOCs)20% LTV is different still... that would be in the lines of a 20k loan on a 100k property implying you have 80% equity.

I purchased my home in 2006 because its in a quiet dead end cul de sac.

Have some small stakes in a few small solar developments.

I would recommend a LLC from either Delaware or Nevada.

There are stickers everywhere saying the house has been Winterized and to have a plumber de-winterize and turn on the water etc.

Ok so I asked about testing the mechanicals and the realtor said they would be willing to turn it on but I would have to pay for the de-winterization.

I'll have to research capital gains taxes in DE and the brackets for that for the near-term future until I can commit full-time to REI.

Most of these units are in B or C areas that won't attract many long term tenants that are wealthy enough to qualify and afford them.It will be interesting how this whole dilemma plays out. de Blasio's plan is ambitious, but from what I've seen and heard about it it doesn't have any real structure yet.

Hello everyone,My name is Sita and I currently reside in Delaware County, PA, although I am originally from South Philadelphia.

Now technically the agent who is de facto representing the seller in this situation would have a fiduciary duty to disclose these conversations with the buyer to them to help them in the negotiation process, as they would be a sub-agent of the listing agent if there is no written agreement with the buyer.