I learned a lot from the 95 fights that I had, and I wouldn’t be the same person today without them.

Fight like hell to get a good deal when you see it but the key is holding real estate over time.  

You can buy another piece of real estate but can not repair the damage that a fight over your home will cause you and your children.

.- most helocs are  for primary res  homes  ....rate is  varaiable ....tied to the PRIME  rate plus an index  in the  0-3% range ....prime  increases when fed  fund rate increases ...prime is at  7%  ..so  7% -10% range ...payment is  interest only of outstanding balance ...you can use it as  needed ....there  may some lenders  that can  offer helocs on rentals  ...but not many 

For example you would get 70-75% of the ARV (depending on lenders seasoning requirements) and would keep any amount over the outstanding loan for the rehab + closing costs.

With construction costs rising and the labor market struggling to find suitable workers with the experience needed to deliver outstanding projects, it’s challenging to be a commercial developer.

Our questions are how much of a case do we have and what kind of compensation/cost to fight this?

We do not have pictures because the demo contractor was removing the tree at the dead of night in the storm.How do I fight this?

accuratethough not all small businesses seek to become big or or bigger businessesso you may find outstanding service still

The frenzy moving from the forefront to an afterthought in the public consciousness takes a lot of air out of the bubble and pressure off of everyone involved--pressure off aspiring operators because they are onto the next thing, pressure off existing operators because the inflation/oversaturation abates, pressure off "evil investors" because people that don't know what they are doing aren't overbidding for properties and contributing to the abysmally low long term housing supply step back, pressure off local governments to fight "investors" from taking over their communities...