To address your question there are both pros and cons to SFH and multi family.  

Thats a minor advantage I see with the heloc.So pros of heloc - doesn't reset the clock on your existing loan, I'm guessing your current rate is better than what you can get now, you can always pay off the heloc in the future and really boost your cash flow back up again, significantly lower costs to do a heloc than a refi - and much quicker.Cons of heloc - depending on the amount, it might show up as a maxed out credit card and could ding your credit.

For all of you tax pros is there any benefit to buying it tomorrow in 2016 versus waiting until 2017?

What are some of the pros and cons to that?

Now I am here introducing myself, hoping to participate on the forums and learn from the pros and possibly getting some mentors along the way.

Could you list pros and cons of each?

Tenants in SFH #1 can't stomp on SFH #10's ceiling or bang on squeaky bed in it's attic at 2:30 AM.There's pros and cons to each.Sounds like you're doing well, good luck!

Profit margins have risen to an average of $61,000 per flip, versus only $19,000 during the heart of the recession in 2009 (the article defined these profit margins as 'the difference between the housing value when the investor purchases the home and when it is sold,' so this is somewhat disingenuous since it doesn't appear to take into account the costs of the flip)Given that BP is the biggest and best forum to discuss this, I think it's worth having a discussion about the pros and cons mentioned in this article, and what we expect to happen next.A few food for thought questions i'm wondering if anyone is interesting in discussing:Do you think we're headed toward another correction in the housing market?

Colin Kamesh Raja each option has its pros and cons obviously.

What are the PROs & CONs whether to buy it or not?