It can be very powerful if the sale amount is high enough.

Not directly related to this scenario (Though I agree it's a little of robbing peter to pay Paul) - There is some interesting technique here.

Most 'popcorn' has asbestos, it's toxic and you need a certified contractor.If you go DIY,  mask off the room from the remainder of the house, get a GOOD mask, and use the water+scraping technique to avoid raising dust.BAG the scrapings and take to a HAZARDOUS waste site.

It spoke to me because unlike the other high-powered investors Mark has inverviewed, Yarber was a regular person with a regular job who started very small.Like me.I can thank Michelle Yarber for turning me on to BiggerPockets.

I don't have power to the property yet so i need help or suggestions on how to secure the property.

This way I never need to worry.The battery-powered keypad is absolutely vital should wifi, internet or apps fail.

@Jd Martin I like that idea, but isn't the bank going to see those HELOC funds as borrowed and it will mark against your borrowing power?

However is it located right next to a huge power line.

I have ugly toffee colored cabinets in my current house and am entertaining painting them and then lining them with a "glazing" look... always like to hear different techniques.

I used to be an agent years ago, so I know some of the techniques, but it sounds like the game has changed.