@Rodolfo Canon Awesome, thanks for setting me straight!

My question is should I do a straight cash out refinance and pay off my other HELOC and pay myself back around 20,000 and continue to use the first HELOC I have to buy another house and continue the cycle OR should I take out another HELOC on this house and still pay myself back around 20,000 and use the rent to pay for the monthly HELOC payment which would leave around 55,000 in credit I could use to buy another property my only thinking with the HELOC is that if I use that then the as I pay it down that money becomes available to me again and with the refinance yes I will get cash but as I pay it off that money will never be available to me again.

I wouldn't recommend Aimloan if you need creative financing, just normal straight ahead loans.

The process in JP court is typically straight forward. 

Real Estate has a lot of methods, no one can give you a straight answer unless you ask the right questions.

I'm sure it's been a challenge straight out of college to assemble enough for a reasonable down payment in Denver Metro.

Sounds like it's fairly straight forward to document this

You'll have enough stories to listen for a month straight!

The code officers said that they have suggested this to multiple other people who have went through with it and it is a fairly straight forward process (Although I have no idea).

Down the road you could always convert the HELOC to straight investor mortgage.