Louis that I bought cash, rehabbed it and put renters in it and now that I added that value to it I want to pull my cash out.  

You are the end product of their meticulously designed sales pitch, and they use every buzz word to lock up your emotions in just the right way.

I am slowly getting comfortable with pulling the trigger soon but would like to know of quality/trustworthy agents, mortgage brokers, and property managers in the area that I could utilize since I am not physically in the area.

This may be a question for the towing company, but someone might know - does she get charged immediately when the truck is called or pulls up, or must the vehicle be physically towed.Do have to make an addendum to the lease and have her sign in it in order to collect the towing fee?  

But if there is at least a couple days, you could pull this off. 

He seems like a good guy, but I suspect there was something going on in his life that started to pull him away from his work near the end.  

*the flat fee for the LOC is 5k and there is a processing fee of 2k*lets say I pull out all the funds available just in case I need to cover an expense I did not see coming and the monthly payment, total repayment is 157k*then i sale the property for 210k minus the total amount invested 157k profits is 53k.This is how i understand the LOC process and pay back.

Also, you'll know where to pull and create your lists from.

Would like to fix it up and pull equity out of it within a 2 year period to buy a duplex.

What would be the best route later to leverage this property and how much could I pull out if i refinanced (also 75% or 75k cash)?