Hey - does anyone know of any lenders that do Heloc on investment properties?

My next steps are to look into a HELOC.

Hey Bill,The more properties/liabilities you have the harder it is to get a HELOC.

I need a little advise on the the amount I am getting approved for on a HELOC.

HELOC on your primary residence can be an avenue. 

If you are able to get a property that is a "deal" (deal is relative) and are able to add value (fix deferred maintenance, renovate bathrooms or kitchen), you may set yourself up for forced appreciation which you can then use (via sale, refinancing, HELOC) to purchase another property.

My parents have a small portfolio of single family homes that have all been paid off this past year leaving them with about a 1.5 million in equity and have HELOC's are in place on a few of those properties.  

Does anyone know if you can take a HELOC on a single family home that you own in your Solo 401k?

I am looking to use a Heloc (about 120k) to purchase a home AND rehab it, rent it, refi (but only for the amount I took from heloc), pay off heloc, and start all over.

So heres what I can think of, would love thoughts & other ideas from the community:Sell existing assets while prices are highLock in values through HELOCs, so you can access the equity later when prices correct.Refinance with conventional financing to pull out the equity.?