Here are my current options (beware, some of these may not make sense – this is my first time so I don’t know the difference between smart/stupid moves yet):A) Get property appraised and get a HELOC to use as a down payment for a property with FHA loan (2-4 Unit)B) Hope home value increases and sell when the equity >= a down payment on a 2-4 unitC) Remodel property and sell when the equity >= a down payment on a 2-4 unitD) Remodel property, Get property appraised and get a HELOC to use as a down payment for a property with FHA loan (2-4 Unit)E) Save money and wait until market rent >= cashflow, use HELOC/saved money as down payment for 2-4 unitI’m thinking option E is the wisest move but I want some other opinions to see if there's a faster way – any insight is helpful since I’m just learning.

Any insight to my mis-steps in logic or experience you've had in a similar situation would be greatly appreciated. 

Thanks very much, I appreciate the insight!

If anyone has insight (resources) on how they managed their accounting early on I would appreciate it!  

I am not an expert on lagoon systems, but i would not consider anything else till i am sure that this lagoon will not kill my park and me financially. 

Thanks for your insights!

However if you make it to his big event which does cost a fair amount of money .. the content is quite detailed and you will learn how to or what to do to find rehab and resell.. and a lot of detail about rehabbing from all major components costs etc.. one of the big rooms is a deconstructed house and he has experts in from each trade.. 

I've also been touring homes of new construction subdivisions, speaking with builders to gain some additional insight.

By speaking with him upfront regarding these issues, we're hoping to start off on the right foot with guidance and information.Thank you very much for the insight and suggestions!

I'm also hoping for the opportunity to help out fellow investors so I can gain some of their insight and learn along side them as they develop their portfolios.