Shop around for the best rate on the HELOC2.

During a renovation, I keep a very large envelope in my car like this one:Since I'm usually shopping for stuff and then meeting contractors at the house to write checks (the checkbook goes in one section), everything can then just go into this tough folder.  

For less than fifty bucks I picked up a number of supplies and this week-end I will be painting the countertops in an old hunting travel trailer behind our automotive repair shop.

I just spent an hour today cleaning out the crawlspace of a house that had three trash bags of stuff under it. 

I think your best bet is to shop re-fi rates for a cash out like Burke suggested.

It would be great if you can share some details of the flip and how you bagged these four contracts.

It looks like you are located around my targeted cities so maybe we can talk shop or go over any deals or questions you may have

If you shop around for a lower price, you should be able to find one, but the terms of the operating agreement will be the first element to go.

I went with a HELOC to give me flexibility to jump when I wanted without having to pay interest while I was shopping.

Painted the ceiling, installed the new ceiling tiles, massive drywall work, we ended up pouring 87 bags of self leveler to create a new subfloor which we later sealed.